

Deepening Our Faith
As Pilgrims of Hope
Dates TBD
Join Fr. Stephen
Week 1
Topic: Understanding the Jubilee Year
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Scripture: Leviticus 25:10, Isaiah 61:1-2
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Focus: Exploring the biblical origins and significance of the Jubilee Year.​
Week 2
Topic: The Role of the Holy Door and Its Symbolism
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Scripture: John 10:9
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Focus: Understanding the tradition of the Holy Door and its significance in the Jubilee
Week 3
Topic: The Foundation of Hope
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Scripture: Romans 5:1-5, Romans 15:13
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Focus: Understanding Christian hope as a gift from God.
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March 8th
3pm - Teen & Young Adult Snack & Chat: an informal discussion with Fr. Boniface
5pm - Mass
6pm - Social Gathering & Meal
7pm - From Cave to Community: Deepen your relationship with God by learning to share your heart with others
7:40 - Eucharistic Adoration
March 9th
10:30am - Mass
11:30am - Light Breakfast
12pm - The Ear of the Heart: Spiritual accompaniment as a way to share the love of Christ with others.

Weekly Topics
Fr. Boniface Hicks O.S.B
Father Boniface Hicks, O.S.B., has been a monk of Saint Vincent Archabbey since 1998. He is a Catholic priest and serves as both the Director of Spiritual Formation and Director of the Institute for Ministry Formation at Saint Vincent Seminary. He also serves as Program Director for WAOB (We Are One Body) radio station, Latrobe. Father Boniface authored the book Through the Heart of St. Joseph, and co-authored, along with Father Thomas Acklin, O.S.B., Spiritual Direction: A Guide for Sharing the Father’s Love, and Personal Prayer: A Guide for Receiving the Father’s Love. His most recent books are The Fruit of her Womb and The Hidden Power of Silence in the Mass: A Guide for Encountering Christ in the Liturgy. He is a sought-after retreat master and spiritual director, traveling throughout the United States, and as far as Beijing, China, in his work.
Look for him on YouTube...and listen to him on the Hallow app...

Kristin
Molitor
Kristin Molitor serves as assistant program manager for the Institute for Ministry formation where she specializes in parish formation and outreach. Kristin holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications and Journalism from Franciscan University and a graduate certification in Spiritual Theology from the Avila Institute for Spiritual Formation.
Kristin has an extensive ministry background in both diocesan and parish settings that includes work in marriage preparation, women’s ministry, evangelization, spiritual formation, and spiritual accompaniment.
It is Kristin’s greatest joy to help the lay faithful discover the truth of who they are in Christ and equip and empower them to carry out their unique and unrepeatable role in God’s kingdom.
