A study on the relationship of David with God including his calling, his fall and his restoration. In David the King, Bishop Barron helps us to understand this pivotal figure in light of the first king and the King of kings. Group limited to 20 participants. The group will meet 7:45 to 9:15 am in Holy Family North Hall on Tuesdays from September 20-November 8.  Required Materials: "David the King" by Bishop Barron ($25) To find contact information for group leader and to sign up, visit hffdl.org/sm.     

The Holy Family Quilters meet every Tuesday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 am in the St. Mary's Church basement. All the quilts that we make go to the less fortunate people in the area. We also make lap quilts for the area nursing homes. We can use small pieces or yardage of new material to make the tops and clean blankets and mattress pads, also any sewing items.  These items can be dropped off at the church office, or call Dorothy, 921-5543, or Catherine, 539-0313 for pick up.

This is a Bible Study for looking at the upcoming Sunday Readings. Each week will use the investigations and comments of bible scholars to learn the significant insights in each set of Sunday readings. We will further discuss and share how these readings apply to us and add enrichment to our lives. A great way to prepare for Sunday Mass! Group limited to six participants. The group will meet Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11:15 am in the Sacred Heart Church Hospitality Room.   Required Materials: Provided on the first day of class To find contact information for group leader and to sign up, visit hffdl.org/sm.     

TBe Transformed offers all of the tools you need for a fresh understanding of the sacraments, including reflection questions, scripture meditations, prayers, and inspiring stories. You’ll discover how each sacrament can help you heal from wounds that can impede your relationships and sense of self-worth. You’ll learn how: Baptism makes us beloved children of God, healing our wounds of rejection. Holy Communion heals our wounds by inviting us to share in Jesus’ abiding presence. Confirmation overcomes our powerlessness through the power of the Holy Spirit. Holy Orders heals wounds by re-establishing God’s authority in our lives. In marriage, God’s faithful love heals wounds of fear and mistrust. Reconciliation restores purity and releases us from shame. Anointing of the Sick provides enduring hope to overcome our hopelessness. The group will meet Tuesdays, September 20-November 15 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm in the Holy Family Fireside Room. Limited to 12 attendees.  Required Materials: Be Transformed by Bob Schuchts ($15) To find contact information for group leader and to sign up, visit hffdl.org/sm.     

The class will be a survey of key texts from the Old and New Testaments. We will approach the text from more of an academic perspective using the historical theological methodology of the Quadriga, which are the four senses of Scripture taught by the Church Fathers. Class time will be a mixture of lecture on background information and interpretation-focused discussion. The group will meet Wednesdays, September 7-November 30 (excluding November 23) from 6:30 to 8:00 pm in the Holy Family South Hall.  Required Materials: Catholic Bible To find contact information for group leader and to sign up, visit hffdl.org/sm.    

What do we mean when we say “God”? Misconceptions about God abound, even among Christians, and these misconceptions can become obstacles in our relationship with God. Join Augustine Institute Assistant Professor Dr. Elizabeth Klein for a careful study of Scripture that will lead you to a deeper and clearer awareness of who God is, equipping you to share this truth with others. Starting in the Old Testament, Dr. Klein presents what God says about himself at various points in salvation history, and how he revels to Israel that “the Lord is one” (Deuteronomy 6:4). Moving to the New Testament, Dr. Klein shows how this one God then reveals himself as three. Along the way you’ll get answers to questions such as, How can God be transcendent and personal? If God is one, how can Jesus be God? What does it mean that “God is love” (1 John 4:8)? Why is the doctrine of the trinity the central mystery of our faith when the word “Trinity” never appears in the Bible? Produced from our state-of-the-art studios, this dynamic program combines an in-depth biblical study with insightful questions, an explanation of common misunderstandings regarding God, and personal reflections that will strengthen your […]