Catholic Athletic Department Evangelization Assessment provided by the Center for Faith and Athletics

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1. Our coaches consistently reinforce that an athlete’s identity and dignity come from being a son or daughter of God, not from performance or playing time.

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Rarely practiced

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Fully embedded in our culture

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2. Our coaches intentionally praise effort, character, and growth more frequently than wins, statistics, or outcomes.

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Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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3. Our coaches feel confident speaking about Jesus Christ with their athletes in appropriate and natural ways.

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Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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4. Our coaches are able to share their own faith story or testimony when appropriate with athletes.

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Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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5. Our coaches intentionally connect virtues such as discipline, perseverance, and sacrifice to imitation of Christ and love of neighbor.

Not present at all

Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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6. Faith is integrated into the athletic experience, not simply added through occasional prayers or Mass attendance.

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Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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7. Our coaches regularly mentor athletes beyond sport, including conversations about the gospel, faith, character, and purpose.

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Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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8. Our athletic department provides formation or training to help coaches understand their role as evangelists and Christian mentors.

Not present at all

Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

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9. Our athletic department has a clear and shared vision that athletics exists to form disciples and Christian leaders, not only to win competitions.

Not practiced at all

Rarely practiced

Occasionally practiced

Consistently practiced

Fully embedded in our culture

Catholic Athletic Department Evangelization Assessment provided by the Center for Faith and Athletics

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* 1. Our coaches consistently reinforce that an athlete’s identity and dignity come from being a son or daughter of God, not from performance or playing time.

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* 2. Our coaches intentionally praise effort, character, and growth more frequently than wins, statistics, or outcomes.

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* 3. Our coaches feel confident speaking about Jesus Christ with their athletes in appropriate and natural ways.

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* 4. Our coaches are able to share their own faith story or testimony when appropriate with athletes.

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* 5. Our coaches intentionally connect virtues such as discipline, perseverance, and sacrifice to imitation of Christ and love of neighbor.

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* 6. Faith is integrated into the athletic experience, not simply added through occasional prayers or Mass attendance.

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* 7. Our coaches regularly mentor athletes beyond sport, including conversations about the gospel, faith, character, and purpose.

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* 8. Our athletic department provides formation or training to help coaches understand their role as evangelists and Christian mentors.

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* 9. Our athletic department has a clear and shared vision that athletics exists to form disciples and Christian leaders, not only to win competitions.

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* 10. Please enter your email address to hear feedback on your score.

1. Our coaches consistently reinforce that an athlete’s identity and dignity come from being a son or daughter of God, not from performance or playing time.

2. Our coaches intentionally praise effort, character, and growth more frequently than wins, statistics, or outcomes.

3. Our coaches feel confident speaking about Jesus Christ with their athletes in appropriate and natural ways.

4. Our coaches are able to share their own faith story or testimony when appropriate with athletes.

5. Our coaches intentionally connect virtues such as discipline, perseverance, and sacrifice to imitation of Christ and love of neighbor.

6. Faith is integrated into the athletic experience, not simply added through occasional prayers or Mass attendance.

7. Our coaches regularly mentor athletes beyond sport, including conversations about the gospel, faith, character, and purpose.

8. Our athletic department provides formation or training to help coaches understand their role as evangelists and Christian mentors.

9. Our athletic department has a clear and shared vision that athletics exists to form disciples and Christian leaders, not only to win competitions.

10. Please enter your email address to hear feedback on your score.