Events

On the third Saturday of each month, join for this time of Adoration with praise and worship. Prayer ministry will also be included for healing and prophetic encouragement. 

Contemporary trauma research increasingly suggests that trauma resides in the body. What does that actually mean? How does one recognize trauma responses? What can be done to process the trauma? Presenter Derek Sakowski will share some of the lessons and practical tools that he's learned on his own journey of healing and his accompaniment of others.

Time: 1-3 p.m. (Presbyteral Council) 3-4 p.m. (College of Consultors) Location: Archdiocesan Catholic Center

It is no surprise that studies and experience show the first years of priesthood are an extremely important formative time for new priests to be properly supported and affirmed in priestly identity and ministry. Archbishop Hebda asks you to come together as a class four times during the academic year over your first three years of priesthood.

The Damascus Retreat offers an opportunity to encounter Jesus Christ more deeply, grow in faith, and experience spiritual renewal through prayer, worship, reflection, community, the celebration of Mass, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession).

What does it really mean to "participate actively" in our faith? Come reflect on participation in the Church as more than what we do during the liturgy—it is about allowing the liturgy to shape how we live each day.

Lifeline Latinamente allows high schoolers to encounter Jesus Christ and experience true community within the Church, with an emphasis on Catholic Latino traditions and culture. Each event is bilingual and includes a dynamic speaker, small group discussions, praise and worship, adoration and a free lunch.