Napa Valley Men's Conference Come join fellow Catholic men for the Sixth Annual Napa Valley Catholic Men’s Conference. We all know the challenges of being a Catholic man in the modern world—you need support from your brothers in faith. On Saturday, May 14, we will be convening at St. Apollinaris Church Hall, Napa, California. Featuring talks by some of today’s top Catholic leaders, you won’t want to miss this event. There will be Mass and Confessions during the conference. Fathers are encouraged to bring sons who are teenage and older. There is limited space—first come, first served—so register as early as possible! Pre-register by May 6 for only $40 (save $10.00!). Late registration will be $50. The registration fee covers a gourmet lunch and continental breakfast at the conference. Click here to register online. To download the flyer and mail in your registration, click here. To register call 415-387-2324 ext. 103. Please note that you cannot register by calling St. Apollinaris Church. You can only register by calling Ignatius Press at 415-387-2324 ext. 103. |
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Men – God Needs You. WHERE & WHEN Saturday, May 14, 2011 Registration: 7:00 - 7:30 am |
Men – God Needs You. Lets Be Prepared ! T A L K S Men and the Theology of the Body Art and the Silent Killer - Pornography First line of Defense The Character of a Catholic Warrior The Courage of St. Joseph Main Mass Celebrant and Homilist |
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John Muir Inn Chablis Inn The Chateau Hotel Napa Valley Redwood Inn
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SPEAKERS
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Doug Barry is the founder and director of the Catholic apostolate RADIX. He is a devoted husband of 20 years and father of five. Since 1992 he has traveled throughout the United States along with journeying to several other countries, spreading and defending the Catholic faith. With a dynamic and inspiring style Doug has spoken to thousands, young and old alike, through television, radio and live appearances. He is best known for his powerful one-man performance of the Passion of Christ, seen regularly on EWTN and other Christian television channels around the world. He is currently the co-host of Life On The Rock, seen weekly on EWTN
Fr. Thomas J Loya is the pastor of Annunciation of the Mother of God Byzantine Catholic Church in Chicago, IL. He is the host of "Light of the East" and "A Body of Truth" radio programs and speaks about Theology of the Body each week on Relevant Radio's Morning Air Program. Before entering the seminary Fr. Loya earned a BFA degree from the Cleveland Institute of Art and pursued a career in commercial art and design. In his studies for the priesthood he earned an STB degree from the Angelicum University. Fr. Loya was ordained in 1982 and later earned a Masters in Counseling and Human Services from John Carroll University. He has directed many retreats and has been a guest speaker at several conventions including World Youth Day 2002. Using his background in art, counseling, and Eastern Catholic spirituality, Fr. Loya brings the principles of The Theology of the Body deep into the lived experience of every aspect of human sexuality. He is a regular speaker for the Tabor Life Institute.
Bishop Robert Vasa is the coadjutor bishop of Santa Rosa, California to succeed Bishop Daniel Walsh when he retires. He was appointed to the position January 24, 2011. Bishop Vasa previously led the Diocese of Baker, Oregon, from 2000 to 2010. Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, he was ordained a diocesan priest there in 1976, and received a License in Canon Law from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1981. He is well known for his outspoken defense of Catholic teaching.