ABVM SPRING 2023 BIBLE STUDY

 

ABVM SPRING 2023 BIBLE STUDY – BEGINS MAY 3 – REGISTER NOW!

Beginning this May ABVM will offer a 1-month bible study - “A Biblical Walk Through the Mass” produced by Ascension Press and hosted by Dr. Edward Sri. This study is designed to increase your understanding and appreciation of the meaning of the words, gestures, and rituals of the Mass. You will also learn about the biblical roots of the Liturgy and what it all means and why it all matters. Sessions will be held Wednesday evenings, May 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31 in the Seton Room of the Parish Life Center on Wednesday evenings from 7:00pm – 8:30pm. Each session will begin with small groups to review the questions in our study guide and to have an informal discussion of the material, and end with a video all together where Dr. Sri helps summarize the material for that week. If you would like to register for this bible study, please click on the Sign-Up Genius below:


To learn more about the course, watch the video with Edward Sri:

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