The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process we engage in to introduce interested individuals to the tenets of our faith and prepare them for full initiation into our Church. If you are interested in participating either as a mentor or candidate/catechumen, please contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143, ext. 4.
The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process we engage in to introduce interested individuals to the tenets of our faith and prepare them for full initiation into our Church. If you are interested in participating either as a mentor or candidate/catechumen, please contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143, ext. 4.
The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
Lenten Book Study: Essential Writings by Fr. James Martin, SJ Gathered here together for the first time are selections from the writings of James Martin, S.J., the nation's most well-known Catholic priest and spiritual writer. He offers reflections and insights on everything from prayer to depression to sexuality to finding one's individual path to holiness. Along the way he introduces the reader to saints and sages ranging from Thomas Merton to Mother Teresa to his wise nephew Charles. "These selections -- funny, engaging, heartfelt, and deeply insightful -- show Jim Martin at his very best. Like his own spiritual master, Thomas Merton, Fr. Martin allows his readers not only to enter into the thought-world of Catholicism, but also to feel its texture. Religious seekers of all stripes and persuasions will find something in these pages to savor." --Bishop Robert Barron, Archdiocese of Los Angeles Course Fee: $20 To sign up, contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143 x.4, mos-religious.ed@verizon.net
The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
Lenten Book Study: Essential Writings by Fr. James Martin, SJ Gathered here together for the first time are selections from the writings of James Martin, S.J., the nation's most well-known Catholic priest and spiritual writer. He offers reflections and insights on everything from prayer to depression to sexuality to finding one's individual path to holiness. Along the way he introduces the reader to saints and sages ranging from Thomas Merton to Mother Teresa to his wise nephew Charles. "These selections -- funny, engaging, heartfelt, and deeply insightful -- show Jim Martin at his very best. Like his own spiritual master, Thomas Merton, Fr. Martin allows his readers not only to enter into the thought-world of Catholicism, but also to feel its texture. Religious seekers of all stripes and persuasions will find something in these pages to savor." --Bishop Robert Barron, Archdiocese of Los Angeles Course Fee: $20 To sign up, contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143 x.4, mos-religious.ed@verizon.net
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process we engage in to introduce interested individuals to the tenets of our faith and prepare them for full initiation into our Church. If you are interested in participating either as a mentor or candidate/catechumen, please contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143, ext. 4.
The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
Lenten Book Study: Essential Writings by Fr. James Martin, SJ Gathered here together for the first time are selections from the writings of James Martin, S.J., the nation's most well-known Catholic priest and spiritual writer. He offers reflections and insights on everything from prayer to depression to sexuality to finding one's individual path to holiness. Along the way he introduces the reader to saints and sages ranging from Thomas Merton to Mother Teresa to his wise nephew Charles. "These selections -- funny, engaging, heartfelt, and deeply insightful -- show Jim Martin at his very best. Like his own spiritual master, Thomas Merton, Fr. Martin allows his readers not only to enter into the thought-world of Catholicism, but also to feel its texture. Religious seekers of all stripes and persuasions will find something in these pages to savor." --Bishop Robert Barron, Archdiocese of Los Angeles Course Fee: $20 To sign up, contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143 x.4, mos-religious.ed@verizon.net
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process we engage in to introduce interested individuals to the tenets of our faith and prepare them for full initiation into our Church. If you are interested in participating either as a mentor or candidate/catechumen, please contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143, ext. 4.
The Bus to Corinth, by Ladine Housholder. This is the sequel to The Well Women. Five of the original "Well Women" journey through Greece to honor the memory of a friend and retrace the footsteps of Paul the Apostle during his ministry in Athens and Corinth.
Lenten Book Study: Essential Writings by Fr. James Martin, SJ Gathered here together for the first time are selections from the writings of James Martin, S.J., the nation's most well-known Catholic priest and spiritual writer. He offers reflections and insights on everything from prayer to depression to sexuality to finding one's individual path to holiness. Along the way he introduces the reader to saints and sages ranging from Thomas Merton to Mother Teresa to his wise nephew Charles. "These selections -- funny, engaging, heartfelt, and deeply insightful -- show Jim Martin at his very best. Like his own spiritual master, Thomas Merton, Fr. Martin allows his readers not only to enter into the thought-world of Catholicism, but also to feel its texture. Religious seekers of all stripes and persuasions will find something in these pages to savor." --Bishop Robert Barron, Archdiocese of Los Angeles Course Fee: $20 To sign up, contact Mary Wood, 410-758-0143 x.4, mos-religious.ed@verizon.net
Covered dish dinner at 5:30, followed by the movie: "I Am David." Imagine being thrust alone into the big bad world at the tender age of 12, armed with little more than wit and courage, a loaf of bread, a compass and an envelope you’ve been instructed to deliver to a country you’ve never heard of. That’s reality for David, a resourceful and courageous boy who came to life in the pages of Anne Holm’s 1963 young adult classic, North to Freedom. In this fine screen adaptation, David makes a bold breakout from Bulgaria’s Belene Forced Labor Camp in 1952 and sets out on a mission to deliver a mysterious letter to Denmark. He has few life skills beyond what he's learned from a fellow labor camp prisoner, and only vague memories of nurturing parents to give him emotional strength. The words of the unseen accomplice who has primed him for the journey lead him past the prison guards and launch him into unchartered territory; none reverberate more loudly than these: “Trust no one.” David's daring adventure takes him past harrowing border crossings and into the rat-infested cargo hold of a freighter. It bumps him along dusty country roads in covered farm trucks and dumps him beside a stunning Swiss alpine lake. The people David encounters along the way stretch his limited understanding of human nature, challenge his deeply ingrained fears and coach him in his pursuit of life. A sailor gives David safe passage. A baker teaches him to smile. An aristocratic Italian family takes him in. And finally, a widowed artist (Sophie) restores his spirit with compassion and understanding. Under her patient guidance and encouragement, David begins to let down his guard, peek over the walls of distrust and discover who he truly is.