Life Planning Seminar: Moral Questions at the End of Life
@ Pastoral Center, Richmond (Distance Learning at Saint Andrew, Roanoke and Saint Bede, Williamsburg)
This session will feature a panel including a moral theologian, physician, priest, and attorney. The panelists will discuss Church teaching as it relates to moral issues that may arise at the end of one’s life such as the boundaries of ordinary versus extraordinary care and what you should consider when creating an Advance Medical Directive or attaining a health care proxy.
As part of the New Evangelization it is important that both the laity and the ordained continually challenge ourselves to infuse the Gospel into our culture. This new interactive monthly webinar is designed to explore a variety of topics related to the joys and challenges that we experience in the face of Jesus’ challenge to “Go, and make disciples…”.
Tune in and participate in the interactive content. You can ask questions and engage in discussion around topics of interest to you. Or just sign up and keep it on in the background while you work and tune in when something catches your ear.
Sign up today…it’s FREE! Each webinar will take place from 2:30pm – 3:30pm and will be recorded. In order to receive the recording, you must be sure to register even if you can’t attend the live session.
Join us the week of May 29th for three regional New College Student Receptions. Each reception will be a great chance to learn about the Catholic Campus Ministry at the school you will attend in the fall. Students, come and meet your campus minister and connect with other members of the campus ministry community where you will be attending. Parents, come and learn more about how to prepare for the transition of sending your child to college.
Each regional reception will last from 6-9pm and will include Mass, dinner with your specific campus community, and split discussions for both parents and students to learn more about the Catholic Campus Ministry program.
For more information, contact the Office for Evangelization at [email protected].
Join us the week of May 29th for three regional New College Student Receptions. Each reception will be a great chance to learn about the Catholic Campus Ministry at the school you will attend in the fall. Students, come and meet your campus minister and connect with other members of the campus ministry community where you will be attending. Parents, come and learn more about how to prepare for the transition of sending your child to college.
Each regional reception will last from 6-9pm and will include Mass, dinner with your specific campus community, and split discussions for both parents and students to learn more about the Catholic Campus Ministry program.
For more information, contact the Office for Evangelization at [email protected].
Join us the week of May 29th for three regional New College Student Receptions. Each reception will be a great chance to learn about the Catholic Campus Ministry at the school you will attend in the fall. Students, come and meet your campus minister and connect with other members of the campus ministry community where you will be attending. Parents, come and learn more about how to prepare for the transition of sending your child to college.
Each regional reception will last from 6-9pm and will include Mass, dinner with your specific campus community, and split discussions for both parents and students to learn more about the Catholic Campus Ministry program.
For more information, contact the Office for Evangelization at [email protected].
All Scouts and adults are invited to take an in-depth tour of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, the home church of the Richmond Diocese. The tour will provide both fascinating history and a wonderful exhibition of our faith in our beautiful cathedral. Following the tour, Scouts will attend the Ordination Mass where three deacons will be ordained into holy orders as priests. The Ordination Mass will be an impressive and moving faith experience for all who attend. After the Ordination Mass, Scouts and their parents will enjoy a pizza lunch in the Cathedral courtyard adjacent to the Cathedral. During lunch, Father Matt Kiehl, Chaplain to Scouting for the Central/Western Vicariate, will lead a discussion with the Scouts that will fulfill several requirements of the Ad Altare Dei Religious Emblems Award.
There is no charge for this event, but pre-registration is required. Lunch will be provided. Register by May 19th by sending an email to [email protected]. In your email please indicate your commitment to attend and the number of people who will be attending with you.
