Theology on Tap - March
Second Sunday of Every Month
Gather - 6:30pm
Speakers - 7pm
Hosted at
Cutter's
239 Carlyle Ave. , Belleville, IL
March 12, 2006
Whose Church is it Anyway?
Presented by Fr. Raul Salas, O.M.I. & Pete Czerwinski
What does it mean for a church to be universal, yet culturally sensitive?
Hear the experience of a truly international Catholic Young Adult and Priest.
Fr. Raul is a native of South Texas and a priest for 25 years. He speaks from his experiences, which include missionary journeys in Zambia and Southern Mexico, and sixteen years of teaching at an Boys Catholic high school. He was the Director of Hispanic Ministry at the Shrine, and is now the Assoc. Director and Pastoral Team Manager at the Shrine.
Pete is from a galaxy far, far away. Not really. He is Polish, but was born and raised in Sweden. Pete has lived, worked and studied in Australia and the USA. He has lived a single life, religious life and is now embarking on the journey of married life. Pete has played many roles within the global church: from a factory worker to youth coordinator for the diocese of Stockholm, Sweden, to theology student in Australia and the USA. He has been enriched with ministry in multicultural settings on three continents, which include youth ministry, prison ministry, hospital ministry, street outreach and parish ministry. He doesn’t claim to be an expert about our faith, but looks forward to sharing his experiences and faith with others over a meal and some good drinks!
Gather - 6:30pm
Speakers - 7pm
Hosted at
Cutter's
239 Carlyle Ave. , Belleville, IL
March 12, 2006
Whose Church is it Anyway?
Presented by Fr. Raul Salas, O.M.I. & Pete Czerwinski
What does it mean for a church to be universal, yet culturally sensitive?
Hear the experience of a truly international Catholic Young Adult and Priest.
Fr. Raul is a native of South Texas and a priest for 25 years. He speaks from his experiences, which include missionary journeys in Zambia and Southern Mexico, and sixteen years of teaching at an Boys Catholic high school. He was the Director of Hispanic Ministry at the Shrine, and is now the Assoc. Director and Pastoral Team Manager at the Shrine.
Pete is from a galaxy far, far away. Not really. He is Polish, but was born and raised in Sweden. Pete has lived, worked and studied in Australia and the USA. He has lived a single life, religious life and is now embarking on the journey of married life. Pete has played many roles within the global church: from a factory worker to youth coordinator for the diocese of Stockholm, Sweden, to theology student in Australia and the USA. He has been enriched with ministry in multicultural settings on three continents, which include youth ministry, prison ministry, hospital ministry, street outreach and parish ministry. He doesn’t claim to be an expert about our faith, but looks forward to sharing his experiences and faith with others over a meal and some good drinks!
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