Date: Tuesday, January 7, 6:30 - 8:00 PM
Speaker: Dr. Pamela Patnode
Title: What is the Eucharist and Why Should I Care?
Many of us recognize that the Lord’s Day and the Eucharist are important – or, at least, they are supposed to be. But in all honesty, it can be hard to know how to fit them into our busy lives. This presentation takes a Biblical look at the Eucharist and the Sabbath, and offers practical ideas for busy people to honor the Lord’s Day with greater intention. In addition, current research will be shared that shows the surprising connections between worship and overall happiness and well-being. Come learn about the Eucharist and why it matters in our daily lives. (for teens and adults).
Dr. Pamela Patnode, OblSB is an international speaker who shares her experience as a wife, mother, Catholic author, educator, and Benedictine Oblate. She strives to inspire others to live their faith with passion and intention. Patnode holds a Doctorate in Education and a Master of Arts degree in Theology. She has served as a consultant and contributing author to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), she teaches in The Saint Paul Seminary Catechetical Institute, and most recently served as the Director for the Catholic School Leadership graduate program at The Saint Paul Seminary. Patnode has spoken at national and international Catholic conferences, parish events, women's retreats, and Catholic schools where she has presented in both English and Spanish. Pamela has been a guest of EWTN television and a regular guest of Relevant Radio.
Please register by filling out the form below. If you have questions, contact Jessica Balzarini.
