Mentoring (ecclesiastical study support)
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"Mentoring is ..." - Voices from students
- Rebecca (student)
The mentorate is a place to come together where the focus is on exchange, community, creativity and discovering new things together.
- Minh Dang (Student)
For me, mentoring is how one imagines and desires shared faith.
- Saskia (student)
It is a constant encounter with himself, his friends and his faith in ever-changing ways.
- Johannes (Student)
The mentoring program connects us students through a wide range of activities, such as pilgrimages, cooking and baking evenings, talks, games and film evenings, and accompanies us on our personal journey of faith during our studies.
- (Anonymous)
The mentoring program is a useful addition to theology studies, a place of encounter and a way of arriving in Kassel.
What and why?
In the mentorate, an institution of the diocese of Fulda, you will be supported until you apply for the "ecclesiastical teaching license". So you always have two pillars: a large one at the university, during your studies - and a small one in the mentorate.
The ecclesiastical study support in the mentorate offers you a forum for exchanging ideas and meeting other students, for dealing with professional and ecclesiastical issues, personal questions of faith, doubts and much more.
The mentoring program supports you in developing and defending a reflective standpoint in the Catholic faith and in the Church. This takes place in the form of binding elements that are set out in the so-called "study guide" and open offers that are co-designed by students as a semester program.
Candlelight Prayers
Theo discussion group
Tuesdays, 19 - approx. 20.30 h I DBH-DiBoBar
Students determine the content and schedule themselves!