What We Remember About the 2020 MAC!
Blackboard Questions & Ideas
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Check out some of the questions and ideas that MAC participants wrote up on the Blackboard during the 2020 MAC.
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Do you want to use some of the music that you heard at the 2020 MAC? The PowerPoint files with music information are now available for download-- Thursday opening Mass, Thursday evening, Friday, Friday concert, and Saturday.
Videos from the MAC
Here's Music from the 2020 MAC!
Videos from the MAC
Download and share videos of key moments at the 2020 MAC.
Session Handouts
Download Handouts Here
Below are links to all of the handouts provided by various presenters.
- 3 Reasons for a Sacramental Marriage
- Christus Vivit Overview and Foundations
- CMI About Flyer
- CMI Parish Step by Step
- Colaboradores en la vina del Senor
- Combined Presentation Slides
- Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord
- Missionary Discipleship Handout 1
- Missionary Discipleship Handout 2
- SCEMS Handout
- The National Institute for Ministry with Young Adults
- Unity and Holiness
- Whose Culture, Understanding Culture in Ministry
About MAC
About MAC
The annual Mid-Atlantic Congress is co-sponsored by the Association of Catholic Publishers and the Archdiocese of Baltimore. MAC is a unique and dynamic conference created just for today’s Catholic pastoral and administrative leaders.
How Is MAC Unique
The annual Mid-Atlantic Congress (MAC) is a unique and dynamic leadership conference created just for today’s Catholic pastoral and administrative leaders.
As a participant, you will learn about current trends and best practices; renew your enthusiasm and energy for ministry; enrich your spiritual life; and grow professionally and as a pastoral leader.
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Why is MAC Successful?
Because the Mid-Atlantic Congress strives to . . .
- Be truly multicultural
- Creatively use the Tradition
- Engage the participants in their own learning
- Use technology effectively
- Address the needs of emerging leaders