If you are an adult who is already Catholic and interested in learning more about your faith, you've come to the right place! We offer classes taught by Sister Magnificat and Sister Veronica of the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus in the Cathedral social hall on Wednesday nights. There are two class sessions which coincide with the Elementary and Middle/High School programs. We also offer special events to help you connect with other adults looking to grow in their faith. Please join us to deepen your understanding of the faith alongside other adults!

God bless,

Juan Aragón

Adult Education Director

juan.aragon@duluthcatholic.org

January 8: Introduction to the Sacraments and Grace

January 15: Baptism and Confirmation

January 22: The Eucharist

January 29: The Mass

February 5: Freedom, Conscience, and Sin

February 12: Confession and Anointing of the Sick

February 19: NO CLASS (Winter Break)

February 26: Holy Orders

March 5: NO CLASS (Ash Wednesday)

March 12: Virtues and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

March 19: Matrimony and the 6th and 9th Commandments

March 26th: The 4th and 5th Commandments // Catholic Social Teaching pt. 1

April 2: No CLASS (Spring Break)

April 9: How to have a Fruitful Holy Week

April 16: NO CLASS (Holy Week)

April 23: The 7th, 8th, and 10th Commandments // Catholic Social Teaching pt. 2

April 30: Closing Mass/Dinner

As mentioned above, there are two class sessions offered each night:

• Session 1: 5:45-6:30 PM — Room 203 in Holy Rosary School
• Session 2: 7:00-8:00 PM — Cathedral Social Hall

Dinner is served in Holy Rosary School from 6:15-7:00.

Adoration and confessions are available weekly following Session 2 from 8:00-8:30.

September 18: Opening Mass/Dinner

September 25: "Protecting Young Eyes" Presentation at CSS

**October 2: Can We Know God Exists?

October 9: What is Faith?

October 16: NO CLASS (MEA)

October 23: Who is God the Father?

October 30: Who is God the Son?

**November 6: What Does it Mean to be Saved?

November 13: How Does the Holy Spirit Work?

November 20: How Do I Live My Call to Holiness?

November 27: NO CLASS (Thanksgiving)

**December 4: Why do Catholics "Worship" Mary?

December 11: The Four Last Things pt. 1: What is Heaven Like?

December 18: The Four Last Things pt. 2: What about Judgement, Hell, and Purgatory?

** The presentations for these nights will also be delivered on the previous Tuesday as part of the Hard Liquor, Hard Questions events (see below)

Let's face it: there are a lot of hard questions within Catholic theology. These nights are designed to tackle some of these hard questions while connecting with other people in our community who are also seeking the answers to these questions.

The general structure of the nights are as follows:

• 6-6:30: Social
• 6:30-7:00: Presentation
• 7:00-7:30: Q&A and Conclusion

Hard Liquor | Hard Questions is held in the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary social hall. The Spring 2025 Schedule is:

• January 14th: Why Go to Mass?
• February 8th: Why Be Catholic and Not Just Christian?
• March 15th: What is Love? — Love, Sexuality, and the Catholic Church
• April 26th: Topic TBD