Looking ahead: Lent on Michigan Avenue

Do you believe it? Not even Christmas, and we're making plans for Lent! You may as well mark your calendar now...

You know you need to study the Bible…you know you need to do something for Lent…
...so join…

Bible Overview

“The Great Adventure” DVDs with on-site facilitator!

JANUARY 15—JUNE 25, 2010

WHEN: Saturdays 10:30—noon (EXCLUDING 2^nd Saturdays of month)

WHERE:    PAULINE BOOKS & MEDIA   172 N. Michigan Ave.  (between Lake and Randolph)

MATERIALS: BYOB (bring your own Bible). Optional workbook: $30.

COST: $40   Pre-registration required: 312-346-4228 OR HELRAPHAELFSP@aol.com 

(Sorry, payment not refundable after January 15.)

                                                                             

                                                                                                

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Looking ahead: Happening on Michigan Avenue

We're still meeting every 2nd Saturday for our Theology of the Body study with Fr. Thomas Loya. This year's focus is an early work of Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II), "Love and Responsibility." Join us "in the body" at the bookstore (10:30 CST) or online at http://bit.ly/TOB-TV  .

Looking back

Sr Kathryn Hermes, fsp, shared her insights with 55 women at the Advent Women's Retreat, held at St. Peter's (our bookstore location just doesn't have the space!). Mark your calendars for next year's retreat--the 1st Saturday of Advent (Dec. 3?).