Lenten Program Explores the Fundamentals of the Catholic Faith

Looking to go deeper in your Catholic faith this Lent? Join us for a dynamic series of thought-provoking presentations that explore what the Church teaches — and why it matters for our lives today. Rooted in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Code of Canon Law, and the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, these evenings are designed to inform, challenge, and inspire.

Time: 7:00–8:00 PM
Location: St. Anthony School Building (Chesterton Academy) Use the Main Entrance. Sessions will take place in Room 103 (1st Floor)
Who: Open to all — everyone is welcome!

Each session stands on its own, so come when you can — no need to attend every week.

Presenter:
All sessions are led by parishioner Marty Dybicz, who holds a Master’s degree in Religious Studies and brings years of experience teaching theology and philosophy, writing on the Catholic faith, and serving in our parish OCIA and Confirmation Preparation programs.

Dates & Topics:
• March 4 — Divine Revelation, Faith, Doctrine, Discipline, and Spirituality: What Are They, and How Are They Connected?
• March 11 — What Should Never Change in the Church? On What Should Catholics Be United?
• March 18 — What May Change in the Church? When May Catholics Differ from One Another?
• March 25 — What Makes a Good Catholic? The Four Pillars of the Catholic Faith

Questions? Email [email protected]