Small Faith Groups
Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion Group
“Life is difficult. Don’t walk alone. Find a friend to walk with.” Pope Francis
“Searching for Wisdom With Friends” meets in six-week segments on Thursday evenings in Spring, Early Summer and Fall. The emphasis is on group discussion and fellowship.
Faith & Wisdom Book Group
Winter 2020: February 6 - March 12
Thursdays, 7:15 p.m., Room 14, Lower Level Rectory
This winter, the Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion will study Fr. Ron Rolheiser’s book on the Eucharist, Our One Great Act of Fidelity. As the “source and summit of our faith,” the Eucharist has been central to life and prayer in the Christian Church from the beginning. Framing his exploration through personal recollections of his life growing up as a Catholic and later being ordained into the priesthood, Fr. Rolheiser also looks at the history and meaning of the Eucharist through church teachings, tradition and culture, as well as theology and history.
Please join us on Thursday evenings, February 6 – March 12, at 7:30-8:45pm in Room 14 of the lower Rectory building! The book is available from online booksellers for around $10, printed copies are preferred for discussion purposes.
Anna Wallich is a member of the Saint Luke Parish community who has studied theology at the Yale Divinity School and Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. She enjoys leading Bible studies as well as faith groups and is looking forward to beginning with this group!
Due to the format and location of this group, space is limited.
Please contact Anna Wallich if you have any questions or wish to register.
“Life is difficult. Don’t walk alone. Find a friend to walk with.” Pope Francis
“Searching for Wisdom With Friends” meets in six-week segments on Thursday evenings in Spring, Early Summer and Fall. The emphasis is on group discussion and fellowship.
Faith & Wisdom Book Group
Winter 2020: February 6 - March 12
Thursdays, 7:15 p.m., Room 14, Lower Level Rectory
This winter, the Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion will study Fr. Ron Rolheiser’s book on the Eucharist, Our One Great Act of Fidelity. As the “source and summit of our faith,” the Eucharist has been central to life and prayer in the Christian Church from the beginning. Framing his exploration through personal recollections of his life growing up as a Catholic and later being ordained into the priesthood, Fr. Rolheiser also looks at the history and meaning of the Eucharist through church teachings, tradition and culture, as well as theology and history.
Please join us on Thursday evenings, February 6 – March 12, at 7:30-8:45pm in Room 14 of the lower Rectory building! The book is available from online booksellers for around $10, printed copies are preferred for discussion purposes.
Anna Wallich is a member of the Saint Luke Parish community who has studied theology at the Yale Divinity School and Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. She enjoys leading Bible studies as well as faith groups and is looking forward to beginning with this group!
Due to the format and location of this group, space is limited.
Please contact Anna Wallich if you have any questions or wish to register.