Diocese of Austin, Texas
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An adult faith-study program
Each Sunday from 9:00-10:00 AM
Adults age 16 and older -
Basic Teachings of the Catholic Faith
Our mission is to inspire, support and encourage adult parishioners in their continuing growth in faith so as to assume responsibility for the Church’s mission in society. The Faith Formation journey is a pilgrim’s guide, not conditions for sacraments. Jesus calls us to be formed in union with others; the Holy Spirit continues to call our Church, continues to call each of us, to grow in our faith and communion with God and neighbor.
One of the most awesome inheritances we can leave for our loved ones, and the world, is our faith. Some of us had our Catholic faith passed to us from others. Some of us studied, learned, and deepened the wellspring of our faith on our own. Once having tasted the daily peace and healing that being caught up in God brings, we could not seek anything better to leave to our loved ones.
Bishop Robert Barron offers inspiring insight into the mystery of Christ's presence in our lives and the centrality of the Eucharist as an important part of that presence. So many believers do not understand the mystery of the Eucharist, which Vatican II said is the "source and summit of the Christian life."
This fresh look at the Eucharist brings to light its reality as sacred meal, the sacrifice necessary for communion with God, and the real presence of Christ.
Join us on our journey Sunday mornings at 9 AM in the Parish Center Conference Room. -
Who Am I to Judge?
Who Am I to Judge? Responding to Relativism with Logic and Love
DR. EDWARD SRI
Discussing moral issues with family and friends can be a challenge in a culture that strongly promotes the idea that there is no objective truth. Speaking from a wealth of personal experience, renowned author and theologian Dr. Edward Sri provides 5 “keys” to enable Christians to oppose with logic and love what Pope Benedict XVI called the “dictatorship of relativism.” He also clarifies the proper understanding of what it means to judge, and the importance of making good judgments -
Priest, Prophet, King
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Word on Fire