Summer Seminar Series
Please join us for a two-part seminar this July intended to help form and instruct All Saints parishioners. The lectures will deepen parishioners’ understanding of the Anglo-Catholic identity, faith, and life. During small group discussions, we will examine how to practice and live this faith more fully amid today’s busy, modern culture. Finally, we will have time to answer questions that arise during these discussions with the clergy. Parishioners are encouraged to stay for Mass at 12:15 if possible. We will also record these lectures in order to have them online with additional resources.
This is open to adults and interested youth. Please read the details & register below to reserve you spot!
Seminar 1 – What it means to be Anglo-Catholic, July 13, 10:00 – 12 p.m. *note updated date
Sample topics:
- A look at the history and tradition of the Anglican church
- Why do we say “Anglo-Catholic”?
- How is the Anglo-Catholic tradition different from Rome, the Orthodox, ACNA and Protestantism?
- Church structure (i.e., bishops and diocese) — is it important?
- Direction on the Anglo-Catholic life
Seminar 2 – What is happening at the Mass, July 27, 10:00 – 12 p.m. *note updated date
Sample topics:
- What are they doing up there? And what are they wearing?!
- Where does the liturgy come from? And why is it the same each week?!
- Do we believe in “The Real Presence?” Is that the same as transubstantiation?
- Direction on how and when to receive Holy Eucharist
Both sessions will run from 10 a.m. ’til noon, followed by Mass:
10:00-10:45 a.m. – Topical lecture by Fr. Sean McDermott
10:45-11:15 a.m. – Refreshments & small group discussion
11:15-12 p.m. – Q&A panel with All Saints clergy
12:15-12:45 p.m. – Mass
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