Join us on Tuesday evenings as we go through the Gospel According to Saint Luke. As a companion of Saint Paul, Luke offers an account of our Lord’s life, death, and resurrection that emphasizes his mercy upon all people. Since Luke is the gospel for the current reading cycle (Year C) we invite you to join us as we explore the riches found in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Everyone is invited, whether you read your Bible regularly or not. Please bring your Bible and read chapters 1 & 2 to prepare for our first session!
The study is led by Deacon Tom Gotschall and Todd Coury on Tuesday evenings beginning on February 11, 2025, at 7 PM in Saint Joseph Hall. Bibles will be provided for those who don’t have one.
Based on the book of Hebrews, Grounded in Hope will help you encounter Jesus in such a powerful, comforting, and stabilizing way that He will become your lifeline. Hebrews contains some of the most beautiful passages you’ll find in Scripture. It will comfort you and challenge you. Every word of it has a treasure to mine, and those willing to make the effort will be richly rewarded.
Grounded in Hope, our 17-lesson Bible study, is ideal if you…
THAT MAN IS YOU! (TMIY) is an interactive men’s program focused on the development of male leadership in the modern world. It combines the best research from science with the teachings of the Catholic faith and the wisdom of the saints to develop the vision of authentic men capable of transforming themselves, their families, and the greater society.
The new year brings together 6 dynamic speakers with a wide range of specialties to the TMIY stage to present “THY KINGDOM COME”. It is the same great format with new engaging personalities. We start with coffee/fellowship at 6:30 AM followed by a 30-minute video and end at 8:00 AM after small group discussions.
Jesus did not say to the Jews, “I’ve come to save you from Roman oppression and taxation.” Christ did not promise a worldly kingdom. In fact, He said, “In the world you will have tribulation … yet I have overcome the world … My kingship is not of this world … My kingdom is in your midst … My kingdom is within you!” The kingdom of God is among us. Indeed, it is here now. For where the King is, there is His Kingdom. Let us live with an eternal perspective. May we become the men we need to rebuild the kingdom!
Our Fall Semester will begin on Friday, September 13 @ 6:30 am in St. Joseph’s Hall. In order to cover our coffee supply, an RSVP through the form below is requested but not required to attend. ALL WALK-INS ARE WELCOME!
Women’s Bible Study on Thursdays | 2 to 3:30 pm | St. Joseph’s Hall
New Session started on Thursday, Sept. 19th ~ Join us ANY time!
All women are invited to attend the Women’s Bible Study as we continue our journey through Dr. Brant Pitre’s CD series “Genesis and the Books of Moses” covering the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
The book of Genesis may well be the most exciting and mysterious book in the Bible. For Jews of Jesus’ day, the most important part of the Bible was none other than the Five Books of Moses (a.k.a. the Pentateuch: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy). For thousands of years, these five books laid the foundations of Jewish and Christian belief about God, creation, man, Adam and Eve, Original Sin, the Flood, Moses and the Exodus, the Tabernacle, the Law, and on and on.
In modern times, however, no book of the Bible has been more attacked or more misunderstood than the book of Genesis. There is also no other part of the Bible about which people have tougher questions than the Five Books of the Pentateuch. In this long-awaited full-length Bible study, Dr. Brant Pitre takes you on a guided tour through Genesis and the books of Moses. After years of research and teaching the Pentateuch, in this electrifying new series, Dr. Pitre answers common questions such as:
• Did Moses write the Pentateuch? What does the Catholic Church teach?
• What about the theory of multiple authors “J, E, D, and P”?
• Do the two accounts of creation in Genesis 1 and 2 contradict one another?
• How do we interpret the Six Days of Creation?
• Were Adam and Eve historical figures, or are they just symbolic?
• Was the Fall a historical event, or is it fictional “mythology”?
• What have the Popes said about Creation, Evolution, and Original Sin?
• Were the “Sons of God” who married the “Daughters of Men” really Angels?
• How do we interpret the account of Noah’s Flood?
• Are Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob historical figures or legends?
• Why did God ask Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac?
• Did Moses really lead the Israelites out of Egypt? Is the Exodus a legend?
• What is the meaning of the Ten Plagues against Egypt? Were they miraculous?
• What is the key to understanding the Ten Commandments?
• Why did God demand Animal Sacrifices and Kosher Food Laws?
• Why does God allow the Israelites to engage in Holy War?
If you’ve ever wondered about any of these topics; if you’ve ever been stumped by tough questions about Creation and the Fall; if you’ve wondered how the ancient Church Fathers, modern biblical scholars, and the Catholic Church’s magisterium answer these and other questions, then this is the Bible study for you.
Please let us know if you would like more information about our Women’s Bible Study through the form below.
The Men’s Monday Morning Bible Study meets at 7 a.m. every Monday in St. Joseph’s Hall. This fall, the group will be studying First and Second Samuel, which has lots of interesting and important characters, including Hannah, Samuel, Saul, David, and Jonathan, to name a few. No prior Bible Study experience is necessary.
For more information or to get on the weekly email list, please get in touch with us through the form below:
Are You Wanting to learn more about the Catholic Faith? RCIA is a weekly program on Sunday mornings for those adults who want to better understand the Catholic faith with the goal, if they choose, of becoming fully initiated members. It is the perfect opportunity for:
Sessions are at 9:30 a.m. in the Upstairs Cenacle Conference Room located in the Trinity Building.
For more information and to start your RCIA process, contact us through the form below.
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Baptism in the Family of God is designed to provide parents with an incredible encounter with Jesus and with the Church. Parents will learn what it means to be children of God and that in the Church, they will always have a place where they belong.
