Category: Discipleship and Christian Life
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The Culture War – Its Meaning and Impact to You
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How has the culture war impacted our lives as Catholic Men? That’s the subject of this fellowship meeting topic, based on the essay ‘The Winning Strategy’ by Peter Kraft.
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Living Out the Lord’s Prayer: Thy Will Be Done
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This Catholic Men’s Fellowship meeting plan examines the petition “Thy Will Be Done” in the Lord’s Prayer. It reflects on how men live out this aspect of the prayer in…
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Spe Salvi: In Hope We are Saved
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Pope Benedict’s encyclical Spe Salvi reflects on the relationship of hope to faith, suffering, happiness, and salvation. This fellowship meeting plan looks how Christian hope blesses our lives.
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One Nation Under God
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How are God and faith present in our country now and in the past? How does that affect our duties as Catholic citizens today? This meeting plan examines that.
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Encounters with Christ – Transfigurations in our Lives
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How, and where, have we encountered Christ in our lives? How that has transformed us? That’s the subject of this fellowship meeting.
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Telling the Story of your Faith Journey
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This Catholic Men’s Fellowship meeting plan has us reflect on our own faith journey and share our story with others.
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Coming Home: The Prodigal Son and the Mercy of the Father
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The parable of the prodigal son is an excellent lens through which to view and better understand God’s mercy. This is a fellowship meeting plan based on those verses.
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Encounters with Christ in our Lives
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A Catholic Men’s Fellowship meeting that examines encounters with Jesus in the Eucharist, through other people, and in our lives.
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Continuing our Easter Celebration
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It’s important each year to reflect on our Easter season and how we can welcome others into the church going forward. This fellowship plan helps keep the Easter momentum going.
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Lessons Learned from Loss, Part 2
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This second Men’s Fellowship session on Lessons Learned from Loss follows the first meeting and focuses on a set of 10 Scriptural reflections.