A Catholic Plan for Life: Dogma (Study)

Sunday, March 24, 2019, 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Do you know what you believe?
Can you explain it to others?
Do you want to learn it better, but not sure where to start?

Join fellow young adults as Fr. Nick Hagen continues “A Catholic Plan for Life,” a new series of Urban Catholic Lord’s Day reflections designed to help you reorient your life to what matters the most.

On Sunday, March 24, Fr. Nick will present Dogma: Commitment to Study, the second of Five Pillars of a Catholic Plan for Life, based on the Mystagogical Catechesis of St. Ambrose of Milan. Fr. Nick will reflect upon how a dedication to learning the holy truths of the faith is essential to living a holistic Christian mission.

Confessions will be available starting at 4pm, with the presentation at 4:30pm. Then, join us for Mass with the parish at 5pm, followed by a social hour.

Don't miss this opportunity to be transformed by the renewal of your mind, to worship the living God, and build meaningful relationships.

Schedule:

4-4:25pm Confessions available in the church and individual prayer time
4:30pm Presentation by Fr. Nick Hagen in the bride's room (down the steps from the Adoration Chapel)
4:45pm Break/silent prayer
5pm Mass with the parish in the church
6pm Social hour in the rectory (enter on Prior Ave.)
7pm end

If you can't come for the whole thing, feel free to come for whatever you can.

Your age: 21-35
Your dress: Your Sunday best, of course. (Business casual is just fine.)
Cost: Nada. But please consider a $5 donation.

Fr. Nick Hagen (pictured) is parochial vicar at Nativity of Our Lord and chaplain of Urban Catholic. You can learn more about him here.

Mark your calendars for the rest of the spring 2019 session (4th Sundays):

March 24 - Dogma: Commitment to Study
April 28 - Sacramental Vision: Commitment to a Sacramental Life of Grace
TBA - Mystagogy: Commitment to Prayer
TBA - Pentecost: Commitment to the Apostolate

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"Do not conform yourselves to this age," St. Paul instructs Christians, "But be transformed through the renewal of your mind, so that you might discern what is the will of God, what is good, pleasing, and perfect" (Romans 12:2).