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Men’s Prayer & Witness Breakfast (05-11-2013)
Saturday, May 11th following the 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Pius X Church, 3010 Chili Ave. in Chili. [map] A great opportunity for Catholic men! Good food & fellowship $5.00 ($3.00 for boys 12 and under) Our speaker will be Ted J. from St. Irenaeus. Ted, a convert to the faith, has been our right…
Read MoreGenesis 04 – The Fall of Man
Genesis 2 gives us another perspective on creation with an emphasis on man. Man is given the land to cultivate, and Adam is given Eve to help him. God instructs Adam not to eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, but he eats deliberately, knowing that this is a sin,…
Read MoreSt. Titus Fellowship (04-26-2013)
This Friday’s discussion, we will talk about conscience.
Read MoreWednesday’s Bible Study Temporarily Relocated
This Wednesday evening (April 24), our Bible study will be held at the St. Irenaeus Center on Blossom Rd. instead of our usual site in Charlotte. So same time (7:15 to 9:00), different location. Starting next week, we’ll be back to meeting at the normal place.
Read MoreGenesis 03 – Creation
The first twelve chapters of Genesis concern the origin of Man. The creation is structured into seven days, but appears to be a thematic categorization of creation into ages, as the word for day is used shortly thereafter to also mean an era. The universe was created by God, who existed before everything else and…
Read MoreGenesis 02 – The Documentary Hypothesis and Its Shortcomings
Much of the scholarship of the book of Genesis from the 18th century to the early 20th century was based on Wellhausen’s Documentary Hypothesis that the Torah was collated from multiple sources based on various factions. The evidence for this comes from the type of content in portions of the Torah, and in particular the…
Read MoreGenesis 01 – Introduction
Genesis is a book of origins, as the name suggests, but it is in many ways more addressed in the New Testament than the Old Testament. Genesis, along with the next four books of the Bible, was substantially written by Moses, though some portions, such as the death of Moses in Deuteronomy, may have been…
Read MoreSt. Titus Fellowship (04-05-2013)
For this Friday’s discussion, we will focus in on the reflection cast on our lives by our Lord’s Resurrection. In particular, we’ll be taking on the topic of living “in the Newness of Life” – what that looks like, and what our expectations should be.
Read MoreSt. Titus Fellowship (03-29-2013)
Tonight at St. Titus, our discussion will center on our Lord’s death and burial. We hope you’re able to join us to honor this sacred day.
Read MoreSt. Titus Fellowship (03-22-2013)
This Friday we want to follow up on last week’s discussion of a post-Vatican II era blossoming of a new and dynamic Catholicism. Author George Weigel sees this as a great missionary force for the third millennium. If this is true, we rejoice in the prospect of continued progress toward a new day in the…
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