Gathering at the Grotto
In the summer of 2017, we held our inaugural Gathering at the Grotto series on Catholic Reflections of the Protestant Reformation. Fr. Brian Larkin and his specially invited guests spoke of intriguing subtopics within this category. Brats, beverages, and bros (and sisters!) abounded for several nights under the stars. We had parishioners and visitors alike, spilling out of the grotto lawn, to gather and grow in their faith, and it was amazing.
Hope you are able to join us for our fifth-almost-annual-with-the-exception-of-the-COVID-19-time-warp Gathering at the Grotto series! It’s free! What a great opportunity to grow in your faith!
Never been to one of our Gatherings at the Grotto?
Catch up with the videos, below!
Gathering at the Grotto, 2023
The Eucharistic Series
Gathering at the Grotto, 2022
The Marian Series
Mary & Christian Receptivity
Dr. Susan Selner-Wright, Archbishop Charles Chaput Chair of Philosophy, July 28, 2022
Mary, Our Guide
Fr. John Nepil, from the Catholic Stuff You Should Know Podcast
August 25, 2022
The Marian Series Continues, September 15, 2022
Michael Van Hecke, President and Founder of The Institute for Catholic Liberal Education, coming September 15, 2022… Don’t miss it!
Gathering at the Grotto, 2021
Marriage
Finding and Following God’s Mission for Your Family & Children
By Annie & Scott Powell, Founders of Camp Wojtyla
Rational Worship in the Modern Age—Gathering at the Grotto 2019
Architecture & Beauty
Adam Hermanson
It’s been 500 years since the Protestant Reformation. What do Catholics make of this? Is there hope for reunification? What can we learn from Protestants?