Faithful Questions Seminar

Final reminder: If you want to know more about the Eucharist, tonight is the night. You can attend via live-stream on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnwqxlUTT-Q

You can download the slides here:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Eucharist.pdf

Here are the slides from Tuesday’s Faithful Question talk on keeping our children Catholic:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Keep_Kids_Catholic.pdf

Thank you to everyone who watched the live-stream. For those who attended, in addition to taking the survey, feel free to use the comment section for this blog post to give any feedback.

We will figure out some other way than YouTube comments next time to submit questions. Apparently a lot of viewers couldn’t get that to work.

Here are the slides from Tuesday’s Faithful Question talk on Confession:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Confession.pdf

Thank you to everyone who came. It is still my sincere desire to get the videos of my events posted, so you can share them with your friends and family. This is 4th in the list.

Here are the slides from Tuesday’s Faithful Question talk on homosexuality:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Homosexuality.pdf

Thank you to everyone who came. I hope to get caught up on my backlog of videos in the next month and this one is 3rd in line to be created/posted, so stay tuned.

I’m getting better! It only took me 9 days this time to get the slides posted:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Marriage.pdf

I was very happy with the attendance at the presentation and hope those of you who came found the talk both valuable and entertaining. Make sure to check back soon for a survey about your experience.

As far as posting video, here are my goals:

• Post the December session (Faith and Science) by Friday 1/31
• Post the January session (Marriage) by Friday 2/7

I promised at the presentation over 4 weeks ago that I’d have these slides published “tomorrow”. Oops! Sorry about that. Nevertheless, I think I’m safer saying “better late than never” for these slides. In any case, here are the slide from the December Faithful Questions session titled “Is there a conflict between faith and science?”

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Faith_Science2019.pdf

This was a repeat and slightly updated edition of a presentation from both Ministry Days 2019 and from a 2018 Faithful Questions session.

My hope is to have video of this posted in the next few days, before the January session on the 14th.

I know this is ridiculously late and really testing the principle of “better late than never”, but here are the slides from my November Faithful Question session titled “Why do we have the Liturgical Year?”

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Liturgical_Year.pdf

I do have video for this session and it’s currently 3rd in line to get turned into a YouTube video. Hopefully I can get it done by the end of January.

I know this is ridiculously late and really testing the principle of “better late than never”, but here are the slides from my October Faithful Question session titled “What does the Church teach about the death penalty?”

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Death_Penalty.pdf

Sadly the video from this session didn’t turn out very well, so there may never be a video of it. When I get to it, I’ll see what I can do.

Tonight is the 1st of the 2019-2020 Faithful Question seminar. The topic is “How can I make the most of Mass?” It’s at 7 PM in the Morris Center at St. Clare in Roseville. Hopefully you can make it.

And for those who are interested, here are the slides I’ll be using:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Mass.pdf

I’ve posted the slides for yesterday’s Faithful Questions session, which was a general Question and Answer session:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/QandA.pdf

OK, I know this is ridiculously late. I stumbled across the “finish line” of my Holy Week activities and April Faithful Questions session and then more or less collapsed for a week. It didn’t help that I caught some respiratory bug right about that time. By the time I started being productive again, I had a big backlog of things I needed to get done and thus posting the slides is now 2 1/2 weeks late.

In any case, here are the slides:

http://deaconken.org/presentations/Easter_symbols.pdf