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The 2007-08 Program
The Abundant Life:
The Human Person Living
in the Church and in the WorldClasses held at St. Pius X Pavilion
91 Secor Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583
See driving directions.Fall Term
Call to Understanding and Living the Christian Faith
Wednesdays, October 3 -24, Nov. 7-14, 7-9 p.m.An examination of key themes in the Catechism of the Catholic
Church.
Called to Faith: Praying and Living the Creed
October 3-10An exploration and discussion of what it means to profess the Creed and how the Creed shapes our daily lives.
Rev. Carleton Jones, OP, and Rev. Aquinas Guilbeau, OP, both of St. Vincent Ferrer, Manhattan
Called to Worship: The Sunday Eucharist
October 17 and 24A reflection of what full and active participation in the Mass means and how the Sunday celebration shapes all of our prayers as Catholics.
Rev. Daniel O’Reilly, St. Joseph’s Seminary
Called to Discipleship: Life in Christ
November 7How do we make Jesus the Way, the Truth and the Life in our own lives? A presentation and discussion on following Jesus.
Rev. Brian McWeeney, Pastor, SS. John and Paul, St. Joseph’s Seminary
Called to Conversation: Christian Prayer
November 14An exploration of Christian prayer tradition to help us pray more deeply.
Rev. Donald Haggerty, St. Joseph’s Seminary
Winter Session
Called to Life
Thursdays, January 17-31, 7-9 p.m.Church Teachings on the Dignity of Human Life
January 17, 2008
Rev. Dan O’Reilly
Church Teachings on Bio-Medical Ethics: Beginning of Life
January 24, 2008
Msgr. William Smith
Church Teachings on Bio-Medical Ethics: End of Life
January 31, 2008
Msgr. William Smith
Spring Term
Called to Love
Thursdays, March 6, 13, 27; April 3 -17, 7-9 p.m.
This series will explore how God’s love calls us into being and sanctifies the human body. We will see how that love draws us into the intimacy of relationship with family, friends, spouses and the world.The Dignity of the Human Person
March 6
What does it mean to be made in God’s image and live in the freedom of his love?
Rev. Aquinas Guilbeau, OP, St. Vincent Ferrer PrioryLove and Responsibility: God’s People in Relationship
March 13
Who are our brothers and sisters?
Rev. Dan O’Reilly, Director of University Apostolate in the Archdiocese of New YorkThe Theology of the Body
March 27
What did John Paul II say about the human body and how it shapes our experience of one another?
Rev. Luke Sweeney, Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of New YorkMade in the Image of God: The Gifts of Masculinity and Femininity
April 3
How do the gifts of masculinity and femininity complement each other and reveal God’s image?
Sr. Alejandra Keen, MCR, Office of Pastoral Services, Diocese of BridgeportDeus Caritas Est: Exploring Pope Benedict's XVI’s Encyclical
April 10
What is at the heart of Pope Benedict’s message to the world: God is love!
Rev. Lawrence Schroedel, CFR____________________________
Suggested donation per term.For more information or to register for the Forum, contact: Marisol Maya, Program Director, at 914-683-6567 or e-mail epswestchesterforum@trinitydc.edu.
Father Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R., spoke at the EPS Forum Spring Term about Priesthood in Religious Community. Pictured above, left to right: Dr. Susan Timoney, EPS Vice President; Father Groeschel; Marisol Maya, Director of the EPS Westchester County Forum and Director of EPS Connectiuct; and Ann Migliaccio, current EPS Connecticut student and volunteer with the Westchester Forum.
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NEW YORK PROGRAM
The Westchester County Forum is a 15-week program consisting of three interrelated terms – Fall (6 weeks), Winter (3 weeks), and Spring (6 weeks). Each term explores a different aspect of a common theme, drawing on different areas of theology, scripture or Church history. Participants may enroll for the entire program or select individual units.
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