Catholicism Considered

This is weekly adult formation in the Catholic faith. It is open to all, Catholic or non-Catholic, student
or non-student and “seeker friendly.” Evangelistic in tone and catechetical in substance, we seek to address topics and questions a bit more in-depth than at our weekly UNITE or homilies at Mass. Our
topics seek to address key foundations in the Catholic faith and discipleship, places of skepticism, lack of understanding and the “what, why and how” of many elements of being a Catholic-Christian.

Offered on Sundays during the academic year, 9:15am - 10:15am in Room B

Sessions for Fall 2021
Sunday, September 26 - Why should I Believe? Catholicism for Skeptics, Part I | Fr. Jake
Sunday, October 3 - Why should I Believe? Catholicism for Skeptics, Part II | Br. Matthew
Sunday, October 10 - No Formation--Fall retreat
Sunday, October 17 - Angels and Demons: Who Are They and Why Do They Matter? | Fr. Jake
Sunday, October 24 - How should I read the Bible as a Catholic? Part I | Fr. Jake
Sunday, October 31 - Difficult Biblical Questions | Br. Matthew
Sunday, November 7 - How are Faith and Science Compatible? | Br. Matthew
Sunday, November 14 - Saints Part I: Who Are They and Why Do They Matter? | Fr. Jake
Sunday, November 21 - Saints Part II: Great Saints for our Time | Br. Matthew
Sunday, November 28 - No Formation--Thanksgiving break
Sunday, December 5 - Introduction to Faith, Hope and Love | Fr. Jake