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How well we endure stressful, anxiety-ridden times depends a lot on us. Physical, mental, and emotional strain or tension seem to be constant at this moment in history. The new “sacraments” of the day are diversity and tolerance, but they cannot be the god to whom we look for our peace. The “cultural” Catholic doesn’t share in the great blessing of what it is to live a truly Catholic life. The Church has survived preaching one truth, albeit via many diverse lenses, over the centuries. How is that possible? Join us this October and learn from a variety of perspectives and religious traditions what it means to overcome angst and discover joy and peace. We will explore with some gifted religious speakers the best ways to develop our faith and strong Christian identities - to lead truly Catholic lives.
The Sunday Suppers are catered by Joe's Butcher Shop
Food orders may be made online here.
Important:
Note in order “OLMC Sunday (and the date)”.
Please order by noon the Sunday of and choose only cold sandwich items.All items will be delivered to the Parish Hall on the specified Sunday by Joe’s! If you have questions about the food ordering process, please contact Shelly Thieme at 317.525.0193.
No RSVP or food order is needed for attendance. -
6:30 p.m. • Parish Hall
October 3
Fr. Denis Robinson, OSB
Forging a Complete Catholic IdentityFr. Denis is the rector of St. Meinrad Seminary & School of Theology, as well as an author, speaker, and homilist of note in the Benedictine tradition. He earned his doctorate in Sacred Theology and Philosophy at the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium.
October 10
Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR
Every Person Has a Place in God's PlanFr. Luke is a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal. Originally from Indiana, he has served as vocation director, postulation director, and director of priestly studies for his order. The friars live a radical life of prayer, fraternity, and hands-on work in the Bronx, New York.
October 17
Fr. Wilson "Bill" Miscamble, CSC
American Catholicism: JFK and Vatican II to PresentFr. Miscamble is a priest in the Congregation of Holy Cross and a professor of history at the University of Notre Dame. He is a well-regarded speaker, including the Notre Dame Commencement (2003). An accomplished author, he is a recipient of the Harry S. Truman Book Award (1992).
October 24
Sr. Mary Madeline, OP
How Mary Can Undo Our KnotsSr. Mary Madeline is a Dominican Sister of the Congregation of St. Cecilia. She has offered retreats and conference talks across the United States, Canada, Italy, and Australia. Sister earned her doctorate in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome.
