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Apologetics
This class will help you learn how to give clear, biblical answers to the most common objections Catholics receive about their faith. You will understand and be able to explain in depth what the Church teaches about the Eurcharist, the Bible, the papacy, Mary and the saints, purgatory, confession and much more!
HOW TO EXPLAIN THE FAITH TO NON-BELIEVERS - PART II
Thursday Evenings - June 19th through July 31st
7:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
St. Francis Hall
$10 materials fee
The laity are just as likely to be challenged by agnostics and atheists as they are evangelicals and fundamentalists. This class will help you respond to their concerns and objections about fundamental beliefs of God and Christian faith. We will be using the "Pocket Handbook of Christian Apologetics" by Peter Kreeft. Topics to be covered include:
The class is a drop-in, so come to as many evenings as your schedule allows. Feel free to join us even if you were not able to come to Part I. Call Roberta 303-770-0531 x3 for questions, and if child care is needed, the numbers and ages of children by Wednesday, June 11th.
BEGINNING APOLOGETICS:
HOW TO ANSWER TOUGH MORAL QUESTIONS
Wednesday Mornings - June 18th through August 20th
10:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
St. Francis Hall
$15 materials fee
Have you been asked to explain or defend the Church's teachings on the life issues but did not know how to respond? This class will help you answer questions and respond to objections concerning abortion, contraception, euthanasia, cloning and sexual ethics, using clear moral principles and the teachings of the Church. It includes an overview of Pope John Paul II's encyclicals on truth and life. The class is a drop-in, so come to as many mornings as your schedule allows. Call Roberta 303-770-0531 x3 for questions, and if child care is needed, the numbers and ages of children by Wednesday, June 11th.