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The University Series a Multi-Parish, Adult Education Program 2014 Offering More Than 100 Courses During the Season of Lent The University Series A Multi-Parish, Adult Education Program 2014 offering more than 100 courses during the season of Lent PARTICIPATING CAMPUSES • Holy Cross • St. Julie Billiart • La Reina High School • St. Mary Magdalen • Our Lady of the Assumption • St. Maximilian Kolbe • Padre Serra • St. Paschal Baylon • San Buenaventura Mission • St. Peter Claver • St. Jude the Apostle • St. Rose of Lima PRE-REGISTER now at www.theuniversityseries.org or by mail using the enclosed form. Pre-registration closes February 17, 2014. March 6 - April 10, 2014 2 GENERAL INFORMATION uring the season of Lent, The University Series™ offers more than D100 seminars connecting faith with real life in areas such as current events, contemporary moral issues, evangelization, faith and science, marriage and family, church history, scripture, and prayer. Sessions include multi-media presentations and always time for your questions. The 2014 season runs March 6 to April 10 at 11 parishes and one high school that spans the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. O When, Who & What • The University Series runs March 6 to April 10, 2014. See the “Calendar at a Glance” on pages 10-11 for the complete schedule or visit the Web site at www.theuniversityseries.org. • Classes are in English unless noted. • University faculty have extensive knowledge in their fields. They love to teach and connect faith with real life. • Sessions include discussions, presentations, multi-media, handouts and time for your questions. Some sessions may include books, CDs, and DVDs for sale. • All sessions are non-accredited and presented for the purpose of spiritual and personal growth. O Registration & Tuition PRE-REGISTRATION: $5 per class, includes your guest for free (Pre-registration closes Monday, Feb. 17, 2014) AT-THE-DOOR: $8 per class, includes your guest for free • Pre-registration is available: ONLINE: Use your credit card @ www.theuniversityseries.org. Try this easy, fast method for pre-registration. MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Discover and Bank cards accepted. MAIL: Send your completed registration form to your Parish Office OR to: The University Series • 155 E. Janss Road • Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 • A pass for all classes is available only during pre-registration for $85 (a $208 value!) and includes your guest. After your registration is received, a pass with your name will be delivered to your home parish for you to pick up. Simply show your pass at the door of any class for instant admission – no waiting. • All proceeds go toward future educational programs. The University Series Courses TRACK PAGE Archaeology & Scripture: AS 3-4 Current Events & Faith: CE 4-5 Church History CH 5-6 Evangelization: EV 6-7 Faith & Science: FS 7 Faith in Music FM 8 Liturgy: LG 8 Morality & Ethics: ME 9 Marriage & Family: MF 9-10 Spirituality: SP 10-11, 14 UNIVERSITY SERIES COURSES 3 Archaeology & Scripture: Digging Into the Word Studying and Singing the Book of Daniel. The Book of Daniel contains stirring and provocative stories of courage and faith. The stories also inspired a number of “spirituals” from the days of slavery. What can these songs teach us? Dr. Smith-Christopher will be accompanied by soloist, Daveon Swann, an LMU graduate and accomplished singer. Dr. Daniel Smith-Christopher AS-01 Tues., April 8 7:30-9:00 PM Padre Serra Parish Center Song of Songs: A Love Poem. Song of Songs is a highly romantic and sensual love poem in the Bible, and rich in religious and human understanding. Discover its meaning for modern readers and discover how this ancient poem applies today. Bring your Bibles. Dr. William Shaules AS-02 Thurs., March 27 7:30-9:00 PM St. Maximilian Kolbe Hall Visions of the Future: The Book of Daniel. The stories and apocalyptic visions of the Book of Daniel deal with Jewish persecutions from the Exile to King Antiochus. Fr. Bill explains this history, what is seen in Daniel’s visions and stories, and how it is relevant to a faith in God’s plan for His chosen people. Fr. Bill Nicholas AS-03 Mon., March 31 7:30-9:00 PM St. Peter Claver Parish Center The Four Gospels in a Way You Never Knew! Using a simple system and simple concepts, you will learn how to differentiate between the Gospels and understand a deeper meaning of them through the lens of both their human author and their original audience. Chris Knabenshue AS-04 Thurs., April 3 7:30-9:00 PM Holy Cross Rms.21 & 22 Excavating Jesus: Part I, Daily Life at the Time of Jesus. What does Archaeology say about daily routines in cities and villages, getting over a sickness, preparing and eating meals, and even finding work in those days? How do recent discoveries about daily life radically change the Bethlehem and Easter stories? Fr. Dave Heney AS-05 Wed., March 12 7:30-9:00 PM St. Paschal Hall Excavating Jesus: Part II, Recent Discoveries. What does recent archaeology say about Jesus and Mary Magdalen? Has the home of Jesus been found? How do recent discoveries change our view of His childhood? Was there ever really a Moses who led an Exodus out of Egypt, a King David, or Noah’s Ark? Fr. Dave Heney AS-06 Wed., March 19 7:30-9:00 PM St. Paschal Hall Excavating Jesus: Part III, Controversies & Questions. Do the Dead Sea Scrolls confirm or challenge our Bibles today? Did Jesus have a wife as a recent discovery indicates? Have the bones of Jesus, St. Peter, and Apostle James been found? What are Islamic, Jewish, and Christian views on archaeology? Fr. Dave Heney AS-07 Wed., March 26 7:30-9:00 PM St. Paschal Hall The Mystery of Faith: What is Christian Mystery? Why do we call faith a mystery? What kind of mystery does this refer to? Fr. Felix explores what the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church teach us about mystery in our Catholic-Christian faith. First of two parts. Attend tonight even if you can’t make Part Two. Don’t forget to bring your Bible! Fr. Felix Just, S.J. AS-08 Mon., March 17 7:30-9:00 PM St. Peter Claver Parish Center The Mystery of Faith: What is Christian Faith? What does faith really mean? What is Christian faith? How is our Catholic understanding of faith different from how other Christians understand faith? Fr. Felix explores what the Bible and the Catechism teach us about faith from our Catholic-Christian perspective. Even if you missed the first one, come tonight, and don’t forget your Bible. Fr. Felix Just, S.J. AS-09 Tue., March 18 7:30-9:00 PM St. Peter Claver Parish Center Ignatian Spirituality: Biblical Meditation and Contemplation. St. Ignatius of Loyola (1491-1556) founded the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) and also taught innovative methods of prayer based on scripture. This workshop introduces two very practical methods of Meditation and Contemplation, and gives attendees an opportunity to experience them in practice. Join Fr. Felix for this special event, and don’t forget to bring your Bible. Fr. Felix Just, S.J. AS-10 Wed., March 19 7:30-9:00 PM St. Jude the Apostle Hall Ignatian Spirituality: Discernment of Spirits and Finding God’s Will. It’s not so easy to figure out what God really wants of us. The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola contain some remarkably useful and very practical guidelines to help distinguish between the influence of good spirits (moving toward God) and evil spirits (moving away from God, or even just thoughts within in our own head!). Fr. Felix will introduce attendees to simple and helpful spiritual exercises to help discern God’s will, especially when faced with major life decisions. Fr. Felix Just, S.J. AS-11 Thurs., March 20 7:30-9:00 PM St. Jude the Apostle Hall Archaelogy & Scripture continues on Page 4 4 UNIVERSITY SERIES COURSES Archaeology & Scripture: Digging Into the Word (continued) 6 Sundays in The Holy Land. Join Fr. Steve as we walk through the Holy Land using the Lenten Sunday Scriptures as our guide. This presentation will bring together the six Sunday Gospels, pictures, and prayer to bring to life the world of Jesus …and ours! It will be a great way to begin your Lenten journey using the Word of God that will be proclaimed through the Lenten season. Fr. Steve Thoma AS-12 Thurs., March 6 7:30-9:00 PM St. Julie Billiart Hall Food for Thought (lunchtime session): “The Gospel of St. Paul.” The “Gospel of St. Paul” consists of a series of epistles, as distinct from Gospels given in the context of a biography of Jesus. In each of his letters, St. Paul presents the foundations of Christian theology regarding Jesus, the Church, Suffering, the Second Coming, Morality and much more. Join Fr. Bill for an overview of the key themes of Paul’s Gospel. Feel free to bring your lunch. Fr. Bill Nicholas AS-13 Fri., March 21 12:10-12:50 PM St. Paschal Hall When Bad Things Happen to Good People: The Book of Job. Job was a very faithful person beset with crisis after crisis. His friends were certain he must have sinned. How should we understand this story? And what does it teach us about how to live through difficulty today? Kevin Haley AS-14 Tues., March 11 7:30-9:00 PM Padre Serra Parish Center The Testaments: Something Old, Something New. How does the Old Testament relate to the New Testament? Is one fulfilled in the other? How should we understand the two parts of the Bible and their relationship to one another? Kevin Haley AS-15 Thurs., March 27 7:30-9:00 PM Our Lady of the Assumption, Mulcahy Center A Very Special Mary.
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