Current Events Discussion Group at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Series
Topic: Why Some College Students Leave the Church?
When: Nov.19, 2012 Monday from 7pm to 8pm
Where: School Gym Classroom
Please Bring Your Bible and Catechism of the Catholic Church
Everyone is invited.
References:
Catholicism on Campus Research
Catholic News Service
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The Issue of Clerical Abuse
Current Events Discussion Group at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Series
When: Nov.05, 2012 Monday from 7pm to 8pm
Topic: The Issue of Clerical Abuse
Where: School Gym Classroom
Please Bring Your Bible and Catechism of the Catholic Church
Everyone is invited.
Reference Interview by Catholic Theologian
George Weigel Quote:
"There are three parts of the crisis. There is the crisis of clergy sexual abuse, of which the most prevalent form is the homosexual abuse of teen-age boys and young men. There is the crisis of failed episcopal leadership. And, at the bottom of the bottom line, there is the crisis of discipleship. Sexually abusive priests and timid or malfeasant bishops are, first and foremost, inadequately converted Christian disciples.
That's why the crisis is a call to everyone in the Church to live lives of more radical discipleship. As Father Richard Neuhaus and others have pointed out for months, the primary answer to a crisis of infidelity is fidelity."
When: Nov.05, 2012 Monday from 7pm to 8pm
Topic: The Issue of Clerical Abuse
Where: School Gym Classroom
Please Bring Your Bible and Catechism of the Catholic Church
Everyone is invited.
Reference Interview by Catholic Theologian
George Weigel Quote:
"There are three parts of the crisis. There is the crisis of clergy sexual abuse, of which the most prevalent form is the homosexual abuse of teen-age boys and young men. There is the crisis of failed episcopal leadership. And, at the bottom of the bottom line, there is the crisis of discipleship. Sexually abusive priests and timid or malfeasant bishops are, first and foremost, inadequately converted Christian disciples.
That's why the crisis is a call to everyone in the Church to live lives of more radical discipleship. As Father Richard Neuhaus and others have pointed out for months, the primary answer to a crisis of infidelity is fidelity."
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