They dated in college. They broke up to discern their vocations—he went to the seminary and she went to the convent. They both discerned that God wasn’t calling them to religious life but then they had to figure out if God was calling them back together for marriage. Here’s one couple’s story of finding God’s plan for their lives. Ben and Heather Akers just moved back to Denver after 5 years of living, studying, and working in Rome. Ben is the new Director of the Denver Catholic Biblical School and Catechetical School at the Archdiocese of Denver.

Theology on Tap is a great opportunity for young adults to meet in a comfortable setting, explore their Faith and learn about the everyday ways it affects their lives. Every Theology on Tap offers a chance to learn more about an engaging topic and to experience fellowship with a room full of young adults — all over a frosty mug and a good burger.

Theology on Tap was started in 1981 in Chicago and has spread around the world.  In the Archdiocese of Denver, there are two Theology on Tap Locations – one in Denver and one in Fort Collins, CO.

For more information, please contact Stefania Elsmore with the Office of Young Adult Ministry at (303) 715-3178 or email stefania.elsmore@archden.org.

They dated in college. They broke up to discern their vocations—he went to the seminary and she went to the convent. They both discerned that God wasn’t calling them to religious life but then they had to figure out if God was calling them back together for marriage. Here’s one couple’s story of finding God’s plan for their lives. Ben and Heather Akers just moved back to Denver after 5 years of living, studying, and working in Rome. Ben is the new Director of the Denver Catholic Biblical School and Catechetical School at the Archdiocese of Denver.

Theology on Tap is a great opportunity for young adults to meet in a comfortable setting, explore their Faith and learn about the everyday ways it affects their lives. Every Theology on Tap offers a chance to learn more about an engaging topic and to experience fellowship with a room full of young adults — all over a frosty mug and a good burger.

Theology on Tap was started in 1981 in Chicago and has spread around the world.  In the Archdiocese of Denver, there are two Theology on Tap Locations – one in Denver and one in Fort Collins, CO.

For more information, please contact Stefania Elsmore with the Office of Young Adult Ministry at (303) 715-3178 or email stefania.elsmore@archden.org.

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Bernard J.F. Lonergan presented a contemporary argument for the existence of God in his important work insight: A Study of Human Understanding. The argument proceeds from his cognitional theory and epistemology and took the following general form:

If the real is completely intelligible, then God exists. But the real is completely intelligible. Therefore, God exists. Fr. Spitzer has reworked this argument so that it begins with ontological premises, but arrives at the same conclusion, namely, that a unique, unrestrictedly intelligible reality (i.e. an unrestricted act of understanding) exists, and that this reality is the ground of the intelligibility and reality of all else that is. This proof is systematically presented in Fr. Spitzers new book: New Proofs for the Existence of God: Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy which will be published by Eerdmans in early 2010.

For more information, please contact the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center by calling (720) 564-1111 or emailing diane.king@thomascenter.org

THIS RETREAT RUNS APRIL 16-17:

No matter where you are, mountain top or plains, country or city, in a crowd or alone, you are a creature in the midst of creation. God is calling you to profound relationship with him through his creation in your daily life. Learn to listen to God’s voice in creation around you through scripture and the writings of John Paul II, St. Ignatius and St. Teresa of Avila.

Retreat Fees:

• Single: $91
• Double: $74
• Triple: $66
• Quad: $58

To register or for more information, call (303) 715.3223 or e-mail: wendy.hohn@saintmalo.org