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From the Rector, Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, 11/5/2023

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What Does It Mean To Be Human? (Virtual Series)

A friend of mine, Brendan McCauley, is offering the following series of lectures online, and I

wanted to offer you the chance to attend and learn from him!

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Join us in learning to live the truth of what it means to be human!

Are you curious to learn more about yourself, and how to begin the journey to healing, 

freedom and lasting happiness? This series is for you. 

Get ready to:

-Gain clarity and hope in a world that is so confused about the meaning of identity

-Understand what it means to be a man or woman 

-Be equipped to begin your own healing journey to freedom

-Learn what the Theology of the Body is

Schedule: Tues 6:30-7:30pm mountain time (Nov. 7, Nov. 14, Nov. 21)

*The 3 part series will take place over Zoom*

6:30pm: Talk 

7:00pm: Q&A

7:30pm: Closing Prayer

Ages: 14+

You can register for these talks here: https://humanumproject.regfox.com/human-3-part-series

This Week’s FORMED.ORG recommendation: God’s Plan for Love: Humanae Authentic Freedom

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