Adult Faith Formation
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As Catholics, we are called to continually grow in our faith throughout our lives. St. John Neumann Parish offers various of Adult Faith Formation opportunities to enable continued formation to occur. Whatever stage in life you are in, we want to support you as you grow in knowledge and love of God and His Church.
If you are not Catholic and are interested in learning more about the Catholic Church and possibly becoming Catholic, please consider asking about the RCIA program. -
We've begun this 8-week study on Wednesday mornings at 10:30
Start off the year by embarking on a Great Adventure…
Many Catholics want to read the Bible but get bogged down by the long stretches that seem not to make sense or get lost among the sea of Old Testament names and places. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible, an eight-part Bible study, helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture, so you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it’s all about. Aided by a unique color-coded Bible TimelineTM Chart that arranges the key people, places, and events of the Bible in chronological order, Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible will help you pick up the Bible with confidence and understand how you fit into God’s plan.
If you would like to join this class or have any questions, contact Cheri’
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Coming March 1st...
Presented by Marcellino D’Ambrosio, Jeff Cavins, and Edward Sri
join us This Lent – Easter as we jump into THE DEFINITIVE STUDY OF JESUS CHRIST!
The marvelous treasures of the Catholic Faith— the Eucharist, Mary, the saints, and the Creed—are all centered on a single figure: Jesus Christ. Jesus is more than a historical or theological figure. He is our savior, our redeemer, our Lord, and our God. While many of us know a lot about him already, how well can we say that we really know him?
Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life is a new and fresh look at Jesus—who he is, what he is really like, what he taught, and what he did for our salvation. This encounter with Christ will inspire and empower you to center your entire life around him as you come to know and love him in an ever deeper and more intimate way.March 1st – May 3rd we’ll be offering this 10-week study with sessions on Wednesdays at 10:30 am and 7:00 pm
Sign up in the gather space or contact Cheri’ at candersen@sjnnh.org
for the time that works best for you.NOTE: You can also just show up on Mar 1st (but may have to wait on study set if not enough on-hand)
For more information on this study visit ascensionpress.com
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Check out The Catechism in a Year YouTube Channel—the only place to read along with every word of the podcast in 2023.
This channel has all the bonus episodes you need to prepare for January 1st including:- Interviews with Jeff Cavins and Bishop Cozzens
- The Official Catechism in a Year Trailer
- Prayer video from Fr. Mike
- and more!
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