Posted on 08/01/2020 10:47:18 AM PDT by Marchmain
Church leaders offer an inspiring lineup at the virtual event planned for mid-August.
For the first time since it was established a decade ago, the Napa Institute Summer Conference will be held online Friday and Saturday, Aug. 14-15...
The conference — “Finding Hope in the New America” — will be a “slimmed-down version of the regular event,” with an expanded speaker lineup discussing issues related to faith and culture.
The August conference will feature a mix of live and prerecorded talks with top Catholic speakers and an opportunity for questions and answers during the live events. The 30 to 40 talks will be archived and can be viewed online...
Meyer said the purpose of the conference is to help Catholic leaders better understand how their Catholic faith can help them respond to the present moment in U.S. public life, and the conference will include presentations on both spiritual and cultural issues. The conference’s three pillars, he explained, are formation, liturgy and community...
(Excerpt) Read more at ncregister.com ...
Meanwhile in the San Antonio Archdiocese, Archbishop Gustavo Siller has banned Communion on the tongue.
I like NAPA but the hey tend to recycle the same people.
Is the institute funded by the auto parts company?
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