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Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday 8:00am & 10:30am
Monday-Friday 8:00am
Thursday 8:00am & 5:30pm
Masses in Latin:
Ordinary Form
8:00am First Saturday
Traditional (Tridentine)
1:00pm First & Third Sunday
Cancellations: see Calendar
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00pm
Rosary: Saturday 4:30pm
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Every Friday 8:30am-Noon and First Fridays 8:30am until Benediction @ 8:00pm
Stations of the Cross: Friday 7:00pm outside on Prayer Walk
Cancellations: see Calendar
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edited: Friday February 12, 2010 10:09am CST
Last year, Fr. Eric taught on Thursdays during Lent from Fr. Mitch Pacwa's book written for the Year of St. Paul.
This year, Fr. Eric will present "Discovering the Treasures of Vatican II" at 7:00pm on Thursdays in Lent through March 25.
Please contact Fr. Eric for more information.
You may call or email the office to sign up, or just show up any Thursday.
edited: Friday February 12, 2010 10:11am CST
For information on this course that teaches John Paul II's Theology of the Body, see the Theology of The Body webpage.
edited: Friday February 12, 2010 10:11am CST
Our ECHOES Course was completed in December, 2009.
Here is what it was about!
Adult Education at St. Benedict’s began Thursday,
September 24 following the 5:30pm Mass. This 11-
week course called Echoes was facilitated by Deacon
Scott Peters. Echoes is a parish-based training resource
designed to prepare those involved in handing on the
faith to others. Whether working with adults or children,
Echoes provides a rounded formation in the central
aspects of the Catholic faith and how to transmit this to
others in different contexts. All participants who
complete at least 9 weeks of this course will receive a
certificate upon completion. Groups within the parish
who might benefit from the Echoes course include:
RCIA, Adult Education Groups, Sacramental
Preparation, Children's Liturgy, Scripture Groups,
Faith-sharing Communities, Youth Ministry, and parents.
The 11 sessions throughout the course cover the
following themes:
*Knowing what a catechist is
*Teaching with the Catechism
*Discovering the sources for catechesis
*Using the Scriptures
*Communicating through discussion
*Catechesis as the work of the Trinity
*Parish vision for catechesis
*Exploring Church documents
*Telling the story of salvation
*Linking catechesis to liturgy
*Christ-centered teaching
*Catechesis and the Eucharist
*Overcoming misunderstandings
*Identifying parish and personal skills
*Prayer and the catechist
*Reading and reflecting together
*Maturing in the parish community
The books cost $7.00.
