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Wednesday, December
3 (7:30 - 9:30 pm)
We are becoming more
and more aware that the church is first of all a community of sinners
which is brought together and moulded into oneness through the Eucharist.
For the Christian, the concepts of ‘community’ and ‘Eucharist’
must never be seen as separate entities. Luke marvellously brings this
out in his gospel by gradually showing his followers and us that to remain
centred in Christ as a community, Jesus’ followers must centre their
lives in the Eucharist, that table-fellowship par excellence. This session
will be spent examining Luke’s table-fellowship passages and gleaning
from them his marvellous theology of “Eucharist” and “community”.
Facilitated by
Vince Morrison
Vince has presented scriptural workshops at the John Paul II Centre, in
parishes and for the Lay Ministries Formation Program. He has four years
of theology and has taught biblical literature for the extension departments
of the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina. Vince
has facilitated workshops at the John Paul II Centre for numerous years.
He is a volunteer librarian for JPII.
Cost: $10
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