Local Events of Interest

Baked Salmon, Crabby Cakes, and All-you-can eat fried fish will be served in the church Social Hall from 5:00 to 7:30 PM. A fried fish meal, macaroni & cheese, and 7-inch pizza are available for kids 12 and under. Mark your calendars to join us each Friday during Lent at Seton located at 106th and Haverstick Road! Click here to see the full menu and more information.

The Saint John’s Bible raises questions of justice for all of God’s people who are equally worthy before God throughout the 160 illuminations. This 75-minute session will examine how women are portrayed in several St. John’s Bible illuminations and begin to understand what it is the illuminators are saying about the role of women today. This session will be led by Jamie Higgs, Ph.D., Professor of Art History and Katharine Harmon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Theology. It is sponsored by the Saint John’s Bible Program and the Office of Mission Integration. For more information please contact Mark Erdosy, [email protected]; 317.955.6783.

Our speaker will be film maker Ted Green, known for "The Best We've Got: The Carl Erskine Story" and "Attucks: The School The Opened a City." He will be speaking on "Films That Are Good For The Soul."

TIME: 7:00am – 9:00am • Rosary offered at 6:35am • Mass offered at 7:00am • Breakfast/Speaker/Networking 7:30-9:00am. Registration ends the prior Tuesday at 4PM.

Visio Divina is “divine or sacred seeing”.  It is an ancient form of prayer related to the prayer form Lectio Divina (divine reading).  We will use illustrations from The Saint John’s Bible. 

Visio Divina gives us the space and place for a soulful connection with our Maker through an image.  Sessions will be led by Marian University faculty and staff. This session will be held via WebEx so you can participate remotely from where you are.

THE MU FORMAT FOR VISIO DIVINA
Each Visio Divina prayer session will last 30 minutes.  The format for each session is:

Lectio / Listening Listen to the Word
What words of phrases stand out to you?

Meditation / Meditating
Take a moment to allow the word or phrase to dwell within you.

Visio / Seeing
As the Scripture is read again, fix your eyes on the illumination.
What draws you into this illumination?
What do you see?
Where are you in this illumination?

Oratio / Speaking Privately - in prayer or journaling.

Group - sharing your thoughts, feelings, insights, allowing everyone the opportunity to share.

Adapted from Illuminating Ministry, A Journal, Volume II. Editors Victor J. Klimoski and Barbara Sutton, St. John’s University School of Theology.

WebEx Link (copy and paste): https://mu.webex.com/mu/j.php?MTID=me649c927243062c0587b5ce599f7ec37

For more information, you can contact Mark Erdosy at [email protected] or call 317-955-6783