"There are two ways to live your life--one is as though nothing is a miracle, the other is as though everything is a miracle."
Albert Einstein
The Gospel of John – Revealed!
Join us as we discover
- why John’s gospel is different
- learn an exciting and reflective scripture prayer method
- geography’s role in reading the gospel
-a review of Judaism and the Catholic Church’s history through this bible study!
Immerse yourself in a 22-session, weekly, Catholic study on the Gospel of John starting September 15th. Morning (complete with child program) and evening sessions are offered. Early registration open now until August 1st $50, after August 1st $60.
Save the date! Thursday, October 28, 2010, Room 162
Online Learning
Do you wish you could take a course to deepen your faith but don't have time to get to class? Don't miss Richard Drabik from the University of Dayton as he gives the particulars of UD's Virtual Learning Community for Faith Formation. Come and hear how you can take a class on your own time, in own your home, yet still enter into discussions with other students.
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RCIA
Read what Heather Heppner, who was baptized, confirmed and made her first Eucharist at the Easter Vigil, has to say about her RCIA journey by clicking here.
Need some inspiration during the summer months?
All are welcome to join Living Word Scripture Study.
Summer Session starts Wednesday, May 12.
9:15 to 10:45 am, Room 167
Treasury of Spirituality
Click here to enhance your prayer life and meditation with this treasury of spiritual ideas from many forms of spirituality within our Catholic Church. You’ll find a wealth of information on these pages as well as websites and books that will aid you in your own quest to become closer to God as well as in assisting others on their journeys. Take a look. These are wonderful resources.
Year of the Eucharist
Holy Thursday 2010 marks the beginning of the Year of the Eucharist. We all know it's not easy to be fully engaged at mass so as to prepare ourselves to receive the Eucharist. So many things are going on inside our heads and outside of us in the worship space around us. To give yourself a head start and to help focus on the readings, read them beforehand. Here are some excellent websites with the readings for Sundays and/or weekdays. You'll also find background on the readings, meditations and some thoughts on their meaning for our lives.
www.usccb.org/nab If you click on the scripture citation, you can read what comes before and after the reading and where it fits into the Bible.