Adult Learning    

Adult Education provides courses to engage adult Catholics in exploring what they believe, what the Church believes and teaches, and what impact being Catholic has (and might have) in their lives.  They offer opportunity to voice questions, seek clarification, probe deeper meanings, examine life-applications, and become more articulate about our faith.

Year-long courses and three- or six-session series are offered; morning and evening classes are available to accommodate adults’ varied schedules. 

Sister Barbara Einloth, S.C., offers both regular and occasional series in response to requests and expressions of interest in particular topics.  She can be reached at 330/653-8118, ext. 254 or srbarbara@stmaryhudson.cc

 

—If you are curious about the connection between justice and charity, wondering about the JustFAITH process, or feeling called or nudged by God to go farther in your faith life, call Sr. Barbara for more information at 330/653-8118, ext. 254 or srbarbara@stmaryhudson.cc

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*    The Independent Sunday Morning Bible Study welcomes new members as well.  The group studies Judaism in the Hellenistic World, covering the Old Testament books Jonah through Daniel.  Meeting Sunday mornings, 10:15-11:30. Call Ryeo Kim at 330-656-1312 to indicate interest, secure a text.

*   EXPLORING CATHOLICISM AS ADULTS continues in Rooms 104/105, 7:15-9:15 p.m. weekly through February 25th.  Come to 1) review the essentials of our faith as found in the Creed, 2) consider practices, spirituality and responsibilities notably Catholic, and 3) explore the implications of living discipleship in this faith tradition.  All are welcome.  This series can help to answer your questions/wonderings, prepare you for receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation, and/or help you move more deeply into belief and living your faith.