Holy Angels Adult Religious Education sponsors another opportunity for learning about our faith on Friday evenings, August 1, 8, and 15, 2008. Father Matthias Neuman, Chaplain at the Benedictine Monastery in Beech Grove Indiana, a theological historian, and has served as an adjunct professor of theology at Saint Meinrad, is scheduled to host the first two sessions. Session I covered the history of Catholic parishes since the beginnings of the Church. Session II covered the parish today and in the future. In the final session, Father Jim Farrell, currently at Fatima Retreat House, provided a personal perspective on the parish present and future. Brown bag picnic dinners began at 6:30 with parishioners bringing their own meals along with chairs or blankets. The parish also provided hot dogs, chips, and drinks for anyone who didn't wish to pack a dinner at some of the sessions, snacks at others.
        From the photos below, you can see a sizable and engaged group of adults and younger parishioners turned out for the lectures. The first four rows of images are from Session I with Father Matthias Neuman. The last rows of images are from Session III with Father Jim Farrell. Suggestions are being solicited for next season's lecture series. Contact the Adult Religious Education team c/o the Parish Office.