Apologetics is made of a group of Catholics who meet weekly to learn more about their Catholic Faith. The purpose of Apologetics is:
To present the biblical basis for the origin and development of the Roman Catholic Church.
To present the development of the canon of Scripture and evolution of biblical teaching in the Church.
To understand the role of paradosis/tradition in the oral transmission of revelation.
To study the Council of Jerusalem, described in the 15th chapter of The Acts of the Apostles and its role in the development of doctrine in the conciliar movement in the Church.
To understand the revelation, doctrinal development and practice of the sacramental life in the history of the Church.
To study the role of the Holy Spirit as teaching authority in the Church.
To study the revelation and development of hierarchical authority in the Church.
To understand the hierarchy of truths in the Church as well as the role of private devotion and personal growth in holiness.
The Apologetics group meets every Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the Education Center.
Bible Study Class - The coordinator chooses different books of the Bible to study. A workbook, videos or other materials are used to help one understand the Bible better. Classes are usually held on Monday mornings at 9:15 a.m. and again that night at 7:00 p.m. in the evening. Classes are scheduled by the coordinator at different times during the year. For more information on when the next the Bible Study Class will be scheduled please contact Mrs. Betty Braud through the church office.
The Young Adult Ministry is for those between the ages of 18 -35. This ministry is currently being developed. If you would be interested in working with this ministry please call Deacon Randy at the parish office.
