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Thank you for visiting FCA Ministry’s web site! Inspired by the Second Vatican Council’s vision of “Full, Conscious, and Active participation” by all the faithful in a renewed liturgy that is, and always has been, the “source and summit” of the Christian life, FCA has been serving the worshipping church since 2001. Our mission is to support YOU in fostering that kind of participation in your community. Presently, we do this with several offerings to help your Prayers of the Faithful (General Intercessions) connect liturgy and life.

Prayers of the Faithful by Subscription TRY IT FREE FOR FOUR WEEKS! Editable Prayers of the Faithful for Sundays, holydays, Ash Wednesday, and the Easter Triduum that reflect current events and concerns. Sent weekly by e-mail in your choice of word processing format.	Prayers of the Faithful on CD New Lower Prices! Cycle C 2010: Intercessions for every Sunday and holyday of obligation for the liturgical year. Available about October 1, 2009. Celebration and Remembrance: Prayers of the Faithful for Sacred and Secular Observances Both offerings available in several word processing formats.	Prayers of the Faithful Workshop No service can replace the pastoral sense and judgment that members of a faith community bring to its prayer. If you have the personnel or volunteers to devote to this important ministry, we can help them learn the process for composing meaningful intercessions from week to week.
Click to learn more about the Subscription Service and see how to order a FREE TRIAL.	Click to learn more about our CD’s and ORDER NOW.	Click to learn more about workshops.
Users of our intercession services say, "...weekly prayers of the faithful that are absolutely great. They are well composed, spiritually sound, and liturgically crafted to address the seasons and events of our Church, our world, our diocese and our parish." - Father Dennis Crowley, Associate Pastor, Diocese of Paterson See more subscriber testimonials by clicking here.

Last site update 09/01/2009.