Adult Faith Enrichment 2023/24
Spring 2024
A Lenten experience you won’t forget:
No Greater Love: A Biblical Walk Through Christ’s Passion
In No Greater Love, You Will Experience the Unconditional Love Christ Has for You
We often hear about Jesus’ passion and death, but imagine experiencing them for the very first time. In No Greater Love: A Biblical Walk Through Christ’s Passion, we are going to walk step-by-step with Jesus on his journey from his agony in the garden to his crucifixion on Calvary. Along the way, we will unpack the biblical background to these events, the prophecies, and most especially, the ways Jesus is inviting us to walk more closely with him today.
Filmed in the Holy Land, No Greater Love is a five-part Bible study program that begins this lent. Please watch for further information on the dates, days, times and locations.
Cost:
There is no cost to participate in a group, but you will need to order your study set ($26.95)
Please contact Ascension Press by phone at 800-376-0520 or ascensionpress.com.
To sign up please contact:
For Wednesday mornings at 10 am Steve & Florence Dzwonczyk at 609-751-3926
For Wednesdsy mornings at 10 am Carolyn & Keith Kirchner at 615-545-2360For
Wednesday evenings at 6:30 pm Tisha Bandish at 615-415-4193
For Thursday evenings at 6 pm Brenda Jasinski at 262-470-6279
Jesus: the Way, the Truth and the Life
Jesus is our savior, our redeemer, our Lord, and our God. Our belief in Jesus is what makes us who we are as Catholics, as Christians, but do we really know him as we should? Is Jesus a part of your life, or is he at the center of your life as he should be? We invite you to make him the center of your life by joining us for Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life, a 10-week video study program that explores the entirety of Jesus’ life and what he means for us as Catholics today. Nativity will begin the Jesus study in Jan. 2024 (please take a flyer and registration form from the table in the Narthex). Participants will meet every week to view an engaging video presentation by Marcellino D’Ambrosio, Jeff Cavins, and Edward Sri, followed by a lively group discussion and fellowship.
For more information contact Brenda at 262-470-6279. We hope you can join us!
All of us are experiencing some level of spiritual brokenness in our lives. But with the benefit of expert guidance and shared faith, the Lenten season is an ideal opportunity for self-reflection and, ultimately, becoming a better version of ourselves.
Consider joining us for an 8-week video-based study featuring Bishop Robert Barron and beginning on January 25: “Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues.” In this study, Barron identifies those great spiritual blocks that keep us from flourishing in relationship with God and
one another. Brilliantly and in ways that are relatable, Barron shows us how to counteract the sinful patterns that affect all of us with seven corresponding (“lively”) virtues, setting us on a path to spiritual wholeness, joy and inner peace.
If you simply want to know more,
contact Jean Pankow at 973-714-2854 (e-mail: neanya@aol.com)
OR Sheila Flynn at 615-957-9538 (e-mail: sheilasimba1013@gmail.com)