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SUMMARY:Powerful Art: Creating and Impacting Social Change - POSTPONED
DESCRIPTION:POSTPONED\n$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nArt can inspire; it can also challenge our assumptions. How can art expose injustice\, how can it heal us\, or how can it bring together those of us who demand justice? \nPresented by Edye Evans Hyde\, founder and executive director of the Ebony Road Players. \nRegister Here!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/powerful-art-creating-and-impacting-social-change/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dialogue in Church and Society
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation requested \nJoin in person or online \nRegistration required \nDialogue requires perseverance and patience\, but it also enables mutual understanding. What are the opportunities for diverse peoples in our community to come together for dialogue? How do we promote collaboration amid differences of vision\, belief\, or opinion? \nThis program is part of the Synod Conversation Series\, an ecumenical dialogue supporting members of area faith communities to live out our service in the world\, especially with those on the margins of society.  \nRev. Nurya Love Parish is an Episcopal priest and ministry developer. She currently serves as Executive Director of Plainsong Farm\, a mission agency of the Episcopal Church started in 2015\, and rector of Holy Spirit Episcopal Church\, both in Michigan. She is the author of Resurrection Matters: Church Renewal for Creation’s Sake. \nBrian Plachta is an author\, spiritual mentor\, and holds a Masters in Pastoral Counseling. After taking a spiritual gifts inventory in his 30’s\, he discovered God was inviting him to a life of writing\, teaching\, and mentoring others on the spiritual path. Over the course of several years\, he moved from a full-time attorney to “Of Counsel” at the law firm he established so he could follow the call to serve others in new ways during the second half of his life.  \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/dialogue-in-church-and-society/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paulist Feast Day Celebration: In the Footsteps of Saint Paul
DESCRIPTION:Presentation: 10 a.m. EST – Mass: 12:05 p.m. EST – Lunch: Immediately following Mass \nAttend in-person or online (presentation only) \nRegistration required \nDonation requested: $25 in-person (includes lunch)\, $10 online \nAt the heart of Saint Paul’s message is Jesus\, crucified and risen. Yet\, in his letters to various communities\, Saint Paul addresses various matters and issues confronting the early Church. If Saint Paul was alive today\, working here in the US\, what would he say to us? \nRev. Ferdinand Okorie\, CMF is a professor of New Testament studies and vice president of Catholic Theological Union in Chicago\, and editor in chief of US Catholic. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/footsteps-of-saint-paul/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230119T190000
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SUMMARY:Sharing Responsibility for Our Common Mission
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation requested \nJoin in person or online \nRegistration required \nSynodality is at the service of the mission of Jesus. Since we are all missionary disciples\, how is every baptized person called to participate in this shared mission?  Co-responsibly. Explore the various ways that Christians can minister together in social and political involvement\, scientific research\, education\, protecting human rights\, and caring for the environment.  \nThis program is part of the Synod Conversation Series\, an ecumenical dialogue supporting members of area faith communities to live out our service in the world\, especially with those on the margins of society.  \nSister Maureen Geary OP is a member of the Dominican Sisters ~ Grand Rapids congregation. She has served in congregational leadership for the last 16 years. Prior to that she ministered at Aquinas College; with the Secretariat for Social Justice for the Diocese of Grand Rapids; and with the Kent County Coalition to End Homelessness. The Dominican Sisters strive to live emboldened by faith\, serving with joy. \nRev. Lynette Sparks has served as senior pastor/head of staff at Westminster Presbyterian Church since June 2020. Previously\, she served at Third Presbyterian Church in Rochester\, NY and at Wrights Corners Presbyterian Church in Lockport\, NY. Lynette received her MDiv from Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School in Rochester\, NY. She also holds a BA in Business Administration and Accounting from Augustana University in South Dakota\, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Committed to the social gospel\, she hopes to help the Church build God’s beloved community together in a world that’s otherwise fractured. \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/sharing-responsibility-for-our-common-mission/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:55 Plus Series - Never Changing\, Ever New:  The Five Precepts of the Church in Contemporary Catholic Life
DESCRIPTION:Suggested donation: $15 per person  \nAttend in-person or online \nLunch included for in-person attendees \nRegistration required \nDo you have a new year’s resolution? Many people set personal intentions for the coming year about their health or finances. How about your faith? Explore how the five precepts of Catholic living can give you a new start in the new year. This presentation is part of the 55Plus Series\, exploring how we grow in grace\, age\, and wisdom after 55. \nBen Chisholm\, CSP\, a seminarian with the Paulist Fathers\, by the grace of God is spending his fourth year of formation at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew in Grand Rapids to hone his pastoral skills and continue his vocational discernment.  Originally from California\, Ben holds a BA in English from Fordham and a JD from Notre Dame Law School. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/55-plus-series-never-changing-ever-new-the-five-precepts-of-the-church-in-contemporary-catholic-life/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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SUMMARY:The Science of Polarization
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested  \nAttend in person or online \nRegistration required \nRegister at https://bit.ly/CICPolarization \nOur brains are wired for survival. When you first meet a person\, your brain almost instantly judges them to determine if they are a threat. Are they a friend or foe\, a part of your group or an outsider? This fast-paced session will help you better understand the subtle inner workings of our brains and behaviors that influence how we perceive and interact with others— and how they perceive and interact with others. We’ll cover how our mind works\, how groups work\, and how understanding the neuroscience and social science behind polarization can help each of us become more resilient to toxic forms of division. \nKevin McIntosh is the Michigan Regional Outreach Manager for One America Movement\, whose mission is to build a united American society by eliminating toxic polarization. Kevin earned his B.A. in Religious Studies and History from Emory University and his Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. Prior to joining the One America Movement\, Kevin served as the coordinator of Campus Interfaith Resources at Grand Valley State University. \nProceeds in part will benefit The One America Movement. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/the-science-of-polarization/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:JustFaith: Faith & Poverty: A Biblical Response
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in this program.  Due to an overwhelming response\, we have closed the registration.  Please watch for other upcoming classes. \n$25 donation suggested (includes books) \nAttend in person \nRegistration required \nAre you curious about how to put your faith into action? Are you interested in growing spiritually and building new friendships with fellow parishioners? Are you concerned about poverty and are not quite sure what to do about it? Sign up for a JustFaith Series\, “Faith & Poverty: A Biblical Response. JustFaith is an 8-week series of reading\, watching\, and dialogue to explore the Gospel’s call to respond to poverty in the Heartside Neighborhood\, Grand Rapids and Kent County.
URL:https://grcic.org/event/justfaith-faith-poverty-a-biblical-response/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Storytelling Through Difficult Topics
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested  \nAttend in person or online \nRegistration required \nIn today’s world\, it’s tempting to remove people from our lives who have different opinions than we do. But the result is that we create an echo chamber where the only thoughts we hear are ones that mirror our own. It doesn’t take long to fall into unhealthy behavior patterns that reinforce our differences and eliminate the opportunity to work together on the issues that matter. Join us for an interactive workshop to learn how to use storytelling to have productive\, meaningful discussions with people who don’t think\, vote\, or believe the same way you do. \nKevin McIntosh is the Michigan Regional Outreach Manager for One America Movement\, whose mission is to build a united American society by eliminating toxic polarization. Kevin earned his B.A. in Religious Studies and History from Emory University and his Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. Prior to joining the One America Movement\, Kevin served as the coordinator of Campus Interfaith Resources at Grand Valley State University. \nProceeds in part will benefit The One America Movement. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/storytelling-through-difficult-topics/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Evening in December: From Grieving to Joy
DESCRIPTION:Join us in person or online \nA donation to attend is requested to benefit Artists Creating Together \nRSVP requested \nIn this time of resilience\, each of us finds ourselves somewhere between grieving and joy. The Advent season welcomes God’s grace into our hearts so that we can find healing. \nRev. Woong-Sik (Timothy) Chon is the Pastor of North Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lansing\, Michigan. Timothy is a Presbyterian (USA) ordained minister of word and sacrament. He holds a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary\, Virginia\, and a Master of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. Timothy’s artwork ranges from graphic illustrations to painting Buon Fresco in sacred spaces.  He has taught in both art institutions and seminaries and served the past 25 years as a Liturgical Art Consultant for the Church.   He served for many years as the Director of the Ecumenical Center for Arts and Spirituality at St. Francis Retreat Center in Dewitt\, Michigan. As an artist-pastor\, Rev. Chon works with faith communities in their united journeys from grief into joy by prayerfully co-creating visual liturgies. \nThis ecumenical\, community wide event is sponsored by the church communities of Bethlehem Lutheran\, Cathedral of Saint Andrew\, St. Mark’s Episcopal\, Westminster Presbyterian\, and the Catholic Information Center and Kaufman Interfaith Institute. Join us in person or online. The event is free; pre-registration required. A participant packet will be sent to those participating online if registered by Dec. 1. Financial contributions are requested in support of Artists Creating Together\, a non-profit organization that provides art and creative expression programming\, which helps to enrich the lives of people with and without disabilities throughout West Michigan. \nRegister Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/an-evening-in-december-from-grieving-to-joy/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Awaken: An Advent retreat in the Ignatian tradition - Day 2
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, Dec. 2\, 6-8:30 p.m. and Saturday\, Dec. 3\, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. \n$50 registration\, meals included \nJoin us in-person  \nRegistration required \nYou are invited to awaken to the incarnate God in your life through prayer practices rooted in Ignatian spirituality. Advent themes of encounter\, presence and joy will be explored through imaginative prayer\, reflection\, and small-group discussion. A contemplative beginning to your Advent journey awaits you. \nDeacon Dennis Rybicki is a deacon of the diocese of Grand Rapids\, happily assigned to the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. He serves as Director of Campus Ministry for Catholic Central High School as well as Director of Liturgical Music for the diocese of Grand Rapids. A certified spiritual director\, Dennis specializes in Ignatian spirituality through his advanced studies at Loyola University Chicago and Fordham University. A husband and father of two daughters\, Dennis relishes encountering the divine in the ordinary moments of life and sharing them with others. \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/awaken-an-advent-retreat-in-the-ignatian-tradition-day-2/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Awaken: An Advent retreat in the Ignatian tradition - Day 1
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, Dec. 2\, 6-8:30 p.m. and Saturday\, Dec. 3\, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. \n$50 registration\, meals included \nJoin us in-person  \nRegistration required \nYou are invited to awaken to the incarnate God in your life through prayer practices rooted in Ignatian spirituality. Advent themes of encounter\, presence and joy will be explored through imaginative prayer\, reflection\, and small-group discussion. A contemplative beginning to your Advent journey awaits you. \nDeacon Dennis Rybicki is a deacon of the diocese of Grand Rapids\, happily assigned to the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. He serves as Director of Campus Ministry for Catholic Central High School as well as Director of Liturgical Music for the diocese of Grand Rapids. A certified spiritual director\, Dennis specializes in Ignatian spirituality through his advanced studies at Loyola University Chicago and Fordham University. A husband and father of two daughters\, Dennis relishes encountering the divine in the ordinary moments of life and sharing them with others. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/awaken-an-advent-retreat-in-the-ignatian-tradition/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:55 Plus Series - Making Room at the Inn\, Making Room in our Hearts
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Fr. Stephen Dudek \n$15 donation suggested\, lunch included  \nAttend in person or online \nRegistration required \nLas Posadas is a novena celebrated each year between December 16-24. A 400-year tradition\, Las Posadas derives from the Spanish word for ‘lodging’ and in this devotion\, refers to the inn from the Nativity story. Explore the richness of this devotional practice and the lesson it has for all of us about making room in our hearts – for the Lord and his people. \nFather Stephen Dudek is a priest of the Diocese of Grand Rapids and has served as diocesan director of Missions since 2009. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from St. Thomas Seminary in Denver and a Licentiate Degree in Theology from the Jesuit-run Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. While in Ghana\, he studied at the Tamale Institute of Cross-Cultural Studies. In 2002 he was awarded a Doctor of Ministry from Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. For many years\, he has coordinated pilgrimages of Reverse Mission among the indigenous communities of the Archdiocese of Oaxaca (Mexico). His local parish ministry in Grand Rapids\, Muskegon\, Holland\, and Wyoming\, among English\, Spanish\, and Vietnamese speaking Catholics has heightened his awareness of the gifts and challenges of culturally diverse-shared parishes. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/55-plus-series-making-room-at-the-inn-making-room-in-our-hearts/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221129T203000
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SUMMARY:Mysticism of the Present Moment
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation requested \nJoin in person or online \nRegistration required \nIt is through our senses that we encounter life\, creation\, and other humans. This is the basis of mysticism. Not contemplation that seems to be a complicated\, difficult action of the mind on some reality that is out there somewhere. Rather\, it is a contemplative approach that start with our senses anchoring us in the present moment. \nFred Johnson\, now retired\, was the director of adult faith formation for the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/mysticism-of-the-present-moment/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Interpretación Bíblica y el Libro del Apocalipsis
DESCRIPTION:Se sugiere una donación de $10 \nÚnete a nosotros en persona o en línea  \nSe requiere registro \nUna serie de dos partes. El último libro de la Biblia es probablemente el más incomprendido. Está lleno de símbolos y\, a veces\, de imágenes aterradoras. Pero el libro de Apocalipsis es trae un mensaje de esperanza. \nOrlando Benedict es médico y católico de toda la vida. Felizmente casado con dos hijos y cuatro nietos. Puertorriqueño de nacimiento. Graduado del año 1 del Instituto de Formación de Liderazgo 2021 – 2022\, diócesis de GR Certificado en Historia de la Iglesia en 2021 y candidato a certificación en Sagradas Escrituras y Catequesis en diciembre 2022\, todos de la Universidad de Notre Dame\, programa STEP. Actualmente cursando estudios de post-grado en Teología Hispana en la Catholic Central Unión. Intereses: Ministerio Hispano y Simbología Eclesiástica. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/interpretacion-biblica-y-el-libro-del-apocalipsis/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:español
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221115T100000
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SUMMARY:55 Plus Series - Using “The Four Tendencies” to Bless Others and Ourselves
DESCRIPTION:$15 donation suggested\, lunch included \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nGretchen Rubin is a NY Times best-selling author whose books (The Happiness Project\, Better Than Before and The Four Tendencies) combine to offer practical applications for work and home on how to succeed at habit change. By learning our own/others’ “tendencies” we can choose the best strategies to increase the likelihood that we will be able to sustain our good habits–and decrease our bad ones. In addition\, knowing our own and others’ tendencies can guide us in approaching others with suggestions that will not only be better received\, but may motivate healthy change (instead of the usual reminding\, nagging\, or bossing.) This enhances our ability to communicate\, problem-solve and use the gifts God has given us to bless others and ourselves. \nVicki Jansma is a school social worker\, speaker and music minister who loves to share her God-given gifts. Helping students grow in healthy habits of mind/body/spirit and sharing wisdom through song or word with adults are her passions (in addition of course to being Nana to 2 grandchildren.) She especially looks for opportunities to help others find and use new insights on our journey toward becoming all God intends us to be. As one of her favorite authors said “When we know better\, we do better” (Dr.Maya Angelou).  \nThis presentation is part of the 55 Plus Series\, exploring spirituality and vitality in the second half of life.  \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/55-plus-series-the-four-tendencies-understanding-ourselves-and-how-we-relate-to-others/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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SUMMARY:Gallagher Talk - Blindness\, Fear\, and Anger: Three Fates of Toxic Polarization…and How Our Faith Can Deal With Them
DESCRIPTION:Free presentation \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nPolarization – as demonstrated in too many of our public social\, political\, cultural\, and religious interactions – tends to foster an insidious interplay amongst three ‘fates’ designed to misshape how we see and relate to one another\, to ourselves\, and even God.  These fates are not new to the human experience and the Catholic faith has always had ways of dealing with these dark forces – with virtue\, restoration\, and light.  In this talk\, Father Bell will identify these three ‘fates’ and how they work\, and the gifts of our faith and spirituality that can counteract them\, if we dare to use them. \nA native of Washington\, D.C.\, Paulist Father Steven Bell was ordained in 2008 and has served in campus ministry at the University of California Berkeley and Ohio State University\, as well as in parish ministry at St. Austin Church in Austin\, TX. Additionally\, he was the associate director of the media ministry “Busted Halo”. Today\, Father Bell leads parish missions\, retreats\, revivals\, and workshops\, all of which consider the importance of reconciliation and healing. \nIn a time when divided perspectives become polarizing on a daily basis\, Father Bell’s message of finding a path to reconciliation fosters hope and perseverance. \nThe Gallagher Talk honors the life and work of Father Joseph V. Gallagher\, CSP – Catholic Information Center Director\, 1978-1982.  Father Gallagher believed that creating a “future brighter than any past” would demand ministries that reach beyond local churches into the marketplace at the intersection of faith and life. \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/2022gallagher-talk/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Mystery to be Celebrated
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nThursday\, October –\, 7-8:30 p.m. EST A Mystery to be Celebrated. In the Bible\, we read about the Last Supper Jesus has with his friends and followers. He says\, “I have greatly desired to eat this Passover with you.” (Luke 22:15) These words are an invitation to discover the depth of desire that God has for each and all of us. \nPresented by Paul Fahey\, catechist\, retreat leader\, speaker\, and co-founder of Where Peter Is. This presentation is part of the series celebrating the National Eucharistic Revival (eucharisticrevival.org). \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/a-mystery-to-be-celebrated/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:55plus Series: Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts in the Second Half of Life
DESCRIPTION:$15 donation suggested\, lunch included \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nGod has given each of us several unique talents called spiritual gifts that allow us to make the world a better place. When we share our gifts with others\, we become fully alive. We co-create with God bringing divine love and compassion into the universe.  \nDiscovering our spiritual gifts provides a roadmap to living the second half of life with joy\, purpose\, and fulfillment. \nJoin us for this interactive workshop where you’ll have an opportunity to take a Spiritual Gifts Inventory and discover how you can use your gifts in life-giving ways. Download the free Spiritual Gifts Inventory with this link: Spiritual Gifts Inventory. \nBrian Plachta is an author\, spiritual mentor\, and holds a Masters in Pastoral Counseling. After taking a spiritual gifts inventory in his 30’s\, he discovered God was inviting him to a life of writing\, teaching\, and mentoring others on the spiritual path. Over the course of several years\, he moved from a full-time attorney to “Of Counsel” at the law firm he established so he could follow the call to serve others in new ways during the second half of his life.  Learn more about Brian on his website: https://brianplachta.com. \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/55-plus-series-discovering-your-spiritual-gifts-in-the-second-half-of-life/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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SUMMARY:Behold God in Everything!
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested\, proceeds go to Catholic Climate Covenant. \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nEcological spirituality springs from a profound ecological conversion and helps us to “discover God in all things” – both in the beauty of creation and in the sighs of the sick and the groans of the afflicted. Explore the meaning and practice of an eco-spirituality – aware that the life of the spirit is not dissociated from worldly realities. \nFacilitated by Mark Mann\, director of programs and institutes for the Catholic Information Center. \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/behold-god-in-everything/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220918T140000
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SUMMARY:Interfaith Celebration of Peace
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, Sept. 18\, 2-3:30 p.m. EST \nJoin us in-person \nIn anticipation of the International Day of Peace\, observed annually on September 21\, the Institute for Global Education will co-host a panel of speakers reflecting on the theme of “End racism. Build peace.” Achieving true peace entails much more than laying down arms.  It requires building societies where all members feel that they can flourish. It involves creating a world in which people are treated equally\, regardless of their race. All are welcome. \nSponsored by the Catholic Information Center and the Institute for Global Education
URL:https://grcic.org/event/interfaith-celebration-of-peace-2/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220915T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220915T113000
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SUMMARY:55 Plus Series: What the Camino Taught Me about Life
DESCRIPTION:$15 donation suggested\, lunch included \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nBefore moving to Grand Rapids\, Father Dat Tran\, the new rector at the Cathedral spent the spring and summer walking the length of the Camino de Santiago. Join Father Dat for a reflection on pilgrimage as a way of living everyday as a Christian disciple. This presentation is part of the 55plus series\, exploring spirituality and vitality in the second half of life.  \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/55-plus-series-what-the-camino-taught-me-about-life/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220913T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220913T203000
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SUMMARY:Catholic Inquiry Class
DESCRIPTION:Tuesdays\, September 13 – November 15\, 7-8:30pm EST \nThis 10-week program is designed for seekers who wish to learn more about the Catholic faith. It is geared towards those who have never been baptized\, or who have been baptized but worship in a different Christian tradition. Its purpose is to help individuals discern whether becoming Catholic is right for them. This class is also open to those who are already Catholic and who want to deepen or renew their understanding of Catholic teaching.  Specific topics presented each week.  Participants are encouraged to bring their questions and issues of faith on any topic for discussion. \nSeptember 13: God\, Community & Me – Invitation to Relationship & Prayer \nSeptember 20: The Bible – Source of God’s Self-Revelation \nSeptember 27: Jesus the Christ – God’s Son\, Messenger\, & Message \nOctober 4: The Church – Sacramental Presence of Christ on Earth \nOctober 11: The Sacraments – General Principles\, Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism & Confirmation \nOctober 18: Sacraments of Initiation: Holy Communion (Eucharist) & the Mass \nOctober 25: Death & the Afterlife \nNovember 1: Morality – Sin & Grace\, Virtue & Vice \nNovember 8: Sacraments of Healing – Reconciliation & Anointing of Sick \nNovember 15: Saints\, Holiness & Missionary Discipleship – Why It Matters \n  \nTo Register or for questions: Call or email Sean Donovan at 616-459-7267 ext. 1913 or sdonovan@grcathedral.org
URL:https://grcic.org/event/catholic-inquiry-class-7/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Finding Flow - A Field Guide to Discover Inner Peace\, Balance\, and Wholeness
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nWhat does inner peace look like to you? How do you feel when you experience wholeness? Unpack these questions and discover a field guide for making a personal spiritual journey to your inner self and God. Learn four ancient practices that spiritual teachers incorporated into their lives to live in the Divine Flow. Presented by Brian Plachta\, spiritual mentor\, and author of Finding Flow – Spiritual Practices to Reclaim Inner Peace\, Balance\, and Wholeness (Paulist Press). \nBrian Plachta is an author\, spiritual mentor\, and holds a Masters in Pastoral Counseling. His newest book\, Finding Flow – Spiritual Practices to Reclaim Inner Peace\, Balance\, and Wholeness provides practical spiritual tools for your journey into the heart of God and your True Self. His book will be available for purchase at the workshop\, or you can save by purchasing it on Amazon with this link: Purchase Finding Flow on Amazon.  Learn more about Brian on his website: https://brianplachta.com. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/finding-flow-a-field-guide-to-discover-inner-peace-balance-and-wholeness/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Synod Story: Companions on the Journey
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in person or online \nRegistration required \nAs members of the Church\, we are called to “journey together” with others in our communities\, towns\, and cities. Is our peripheral vision wide enough to include those we don’t always think of as our companions? This is the first in a new series of ecumenical dialogues inspired by the Synod 2021-23.  \nCo-presented by Dr. Amanda Osheim\, Associate Professor of Practical Theology at Loras College\, and Dr. Ben Durheim\, Visiting Assistant Professor at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University. \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/synod-story-companions-on-the-journey/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220721T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220721T203000
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SUMMARY:Revolutions of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in person \nRegistration required \nThe movie “Revolutions of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story” details Dorothy Day’s journey from young journalist\, to co-founding The Catholic Worker newspaper and “houses of hospitality\,” sheltering and feeding New York City’s homeless during the Great Depression\, emerges a portrait of a selfless woman who followed her heart to better the lives of those less fortunate. Participants will view the movie followed by conversation about her life and her cause for sainthood. \nFr. Paul Milanowski is a priest of the Diocese of Grand Rapids. He has had a lifelong interest in the Catholic Worker Movement. Kate Villaire\, retired college professor\, is a member of the Cathedral of Saint Andrew.  \nCo-sponsored by the Catholic Information Center and the Institute for Global Education \nRegister Now
URL:https://grcic.org/event/revolutions-of-the-heart-the-dorothy-day-story/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center\, 360 Division Ave S.\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Celebrating 75 years of Paulist mission in Grand Rapids
DESCRIPTION:The first of three events\, join us for Mass on July 10 at 10 a.m. at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Father René Constanza CSP will be presiding.\n\nAfterward\, connect with friends: past\, present\, and future\, for a reception at the Catholic Information Center.
URL:https://grcic.org/event/celebrating-75-years-of-paulist-mission-in-grand-rapids/
LOCATION:Cathedral of St. Andrew
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220707T190000
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SUMMARY:Question in our Hearts: A Catholic Response to Social Issues in our Time
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nIn the wake of the pandemic\, recent concerns about mental health\, economic stability\, and gun violence can leave many feeling anxious and frustrated. What is an answer to our questions about these events and issues\, to the questions of our hearts? Catholic Social Teaching provides vital insight into such issues but remains largely untapped. This presentation introduces some of the principles behind Catholic Social Teaching and how they can guide a response to these challenges. \nPresented by Zachary C. Turner\, CSP\, Paulist seminarian\, currently on summer assignment at the Cathedral of St. Andrew. \nRegister Here
URL:https://grcic.org/event/question-in-our-hearts-a-catholic-response-to-social-issues-in-our-time/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:JustFaith - Sacred Water: Oceans and Ecosystems
DESCRIPTION:Monday’s\, June 13 – August 8\, 7-8:30 pm\nFacilitated by Deacon Dennis Rybicki\n$15 donation suggested\n(Registration required) Zoom Presentation \nHow can we protect our oceans and waterways? Sacred Water: Oceans & Ecosystems is a small group program that explores the impact of the climate crisis on God’s creation and God’s people. Topics include watershed discipleship\, natural disasters and the climate crisis\, ocean health\, clean water access\, pollution\, plastics\, and environmental racism. For more information contact: dennis@cathderalofsaintandrew.org. \n \nThis program is co-sponsored by the Catholic Information Center and the Cathedral of Saint Andrew Social Action Team. \nRegister Online Now!
URL:https://grcic.org/event/justfaith-sacred-water-oceans-and-ecosystems/
LOCATION:Online with Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220609T190000
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SUMMARY:A Mystery to be Believed
DESCRIPTION:$10 donation suggested \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nOn Corpus Christi Sunday (June 19)\, the Diocese will celebrate the beginning of the National Eucharistic Revival – a three-year grass roots movement culminating in a National Eucharistic Congress. Reflect on the many ways the Lord accompanies us\, but none as profound as when we encounter him in the Eucharist. Eucharist provides us with a most intimate\, meaningful\, and transformative encounter with our God in Christ Jesus. \nSister Mary Kay Oosdyke\, OP\, PhD is a Dominican Sister of Grand Rapids currently involved in adult faith education and spiritual formation\, after years of teaching theology and ministry in colleges and seminaries. She also served as director of Dominican Associates Formation for her congregation. The Dominican Order’s mission is to seek (through serious study and consistent prayer)\, to teach and to preach Truth\, encompassing Jesus Christ and all created reality\, for the glory of God and the salvation of the world.   \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/a-mystery-to-be-believed/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Encore: A Mystery to be Believed
DESCRIPTION:$15 donation suggested\, lunch included \nJoin us in-person or online \nRegistration required \nOn Corpus Christi Sunday (June 19)\, the Diocese will celebrate the beginning of the National Eucharistic Revival – a three-year grass roots movement culminating in a National Eucharistic Congress. \nThroughout Christ’s journey on earth\, he nourished his followers\, with bread\, wine\, and fish. Christ continues to accompany\, sustain\, and nourish us in multiple ways in our life journey toward our eternal life. Join Sister Mary Kay Oosdyke in a reflection on our encounter with Christ in the Eucharist. Following the presentation\, attendees enjoy continued conversation on the theme. \nSister Mary Kay Oosdyke\, OP\, PhD is a Dominican Sister of Grand Rapids currently involved in adult faith education and spiritual formation\, after years of teaching theology and ministry in colleges and seminaries. She also served as director of Dominican Associates Formation for her congregation. The Dominican Order’s mission is to seek (through serious study and consistent prayer)\, to teach and to preach Truth\, encompassing Jesus Christ and all created reality\, for the glory of God and the salvation of the world.   \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://grcic.org/event/encore-a-mystery-to-be-believed/
LOCATION:Catholic Information Center and online with Zoom\, 360 Division Ave S\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
CATEGORIES:55 Plus Series
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