There will be two opportunities to discuss this month's book, "Embracing Grace: Discovering the Gospel that Restores Us to God, Creation, and Ourselves" by Scot McKnight-- Tuesday, March 26 at 7 p.m. and Friday, March 26, at 1 p.m. Enjoy the book and come share your insights with other parishioners!
Join us this Tuesday (February 19) for our discussion about this month's book selection, Barbara Brown Taylor's An Altar in the World. You may choose to attend the group that will meet at noon (with pizza) or the group that will meet at 7 p.m. (with desserts). Both groups will meet in meeting Room C.
Beginning on Sunday, February 17, adults are welcome to join us in the adult education classroom (room 4) for a 6-part video series and discussion entitled "Entering the Passion of Jesus" featuring Amy-Jill Levine, a renowned New Testament professor at Vanderbilt University. The class will begin each week at 10:20 a.m.
Classes for students and pre-K through 12th grade resume this Sunday (January 13) at 9:55 a.m. The adult class, however, will not be meeting this week.
There will be no Faith Formation classes or RCIA next Sunday (November 25) because of the Thanksgiving Holiday. Classes will resume on Sunday, December 2.
The adult class will not meet this week (Sunday, October 14). We will resume our study of Catholic social teaching next Sunday (October 21) at 10:10 in classroom #1.
Registration for faith formation classes (pre-K through adult) for the 2018-19 school year will be held after all Masses this weekend. Please register your child/children ASAP. All faith formation classes, including the adult class, begin on Sunday, September 9.
Due to the long holiday weekend, we will not have faith formation classes (pre-school through adult) on Sunday, February 18. Classes will resume next Sunday (February 25).
The spring adult education class exploring the Gospel of Mark meets each week from 10:05 to 10:55 in the adult education room. It's not too late to join!
This week, Fr. Busch's "Questions of Faith" class will be a Q&A session. There will be no Adult Education next Sunday (December 24) or the following two Sunday (December 31 and January 7). A new Adult Education Class will begin on Sunday, January 14.
This week's topic in Fr. Busch's "Question of Faith" class is "Does praying for ourselves and/or others really make any difference?" Next Sunday's topic will be "How is Christ present in the Eucharist?" Join us on Sunday mornings from 10:05 to 10:55 a.m.
There will be no Faith Formation classes this Sunday, November 26, because of the Thanksgiving break. Classes will resume at the normal time next Sunday (December 3).
There will be no faith formation classes for children, teens, or adults this weekend because of the FallBack Festival. Faith formation classes will resume next week.
Sunday mornings at 10:05 a.m. in the adult education classroom for high school students and adults. This week's topic in Fr. Busch's "Questions of Faith" class is Can non-Christians be saved?" Next week (Nov. 19), we will discuss "What happens to us after we die?"
This class meets on Sunday mornings at 10:05 a.m. in the adult education classroom. Next Sunday (October 29) we will discuss "What does it mean to be saved?"
This week's topic in Fr. Busch's "Questions of Faith" class (for high school students and adults) is "What do we mean when we say God?" Next week's topic will be "Is it possible to prove the existence of God?" Join us each Sunday at 10:05 a.m. in the adult education classroom.
This fall, Fr. Busch will teach an adult class (open to high school students and adults) on Sunday mornings called "Questions of Faith." Each week, we will consider a different "big question" with which Catholic Christians wrestle and consider some possible answers to those questions. It promises to be an interesting semester. Join us beginning on Sunday September 10, at 10:05 a.m. in the adult education classroom!
This week, two new classes for adults (or older teens) will begin. On Monday evenings, Collin Backus will lead a seven-week study of the passion and resurrection narratives in the four Gospels. On Wednesday evenings, Fr. Busch will lead a three-week class on different ways of understanding why Jesus dies and how Jesus' death on a cross saves us.