Program Formats Available:
- Daytime or Evening Talks
- Weekend Workshops
- Series of Presentations
- Days of Prayer or Short Retreats
- Multiple-day Parish Missions
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Algunos programas disponible también en español.
Biographical Sketch:
Fr. Felix received his S.T.L. in Sacred Scripture from the Jesuit
School of Theology at Berkeley and his Ph.D. in New Testament Studies from Yale
University. For many years, he taught scripture and theology at Loyola Marymount
University, as well as the University of San Francisco and Santa Clara
University. He was also the Director of the Center for Religion and Spirituality
at LMU and is now the Director of Biblical Education at LIS. His ministry brings
him throughout the Southwestern USA and beyond, giving lectures, workshops,
retreats, and parish missions with a wide variety of topics and themes. He has
also developed an extensive website of educational and pastoral materials:
http://catholic-resources.org.
Reservations:
To arrange for any biblical or theological programs, please contact Fr.
Felix Just, S.J., at the Loyola Institute for Spirituality (714-997-9587,
est. 28), or email him at fjust--at--calprov.org.
Website:
See Fr. Felix' website
of "Catholic Resources":
http://catholic-resources.org Audio-CD Program:
"The New
Testament: A Guided Tour"
available from "Now You Know Media"
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Possible Topics and Themes:
Many scriptural and theological topics are possible, especially those
related to the Liturgical Seasons and/or the Lectionary Year. For example,
a focus on the Gospel of John would be especially appropriate during the
Lent or Easter Seasons; the Gospel Passion Narratives would be helpful in
preparing for Holy Week, while exploring the Acts of the Apostles would be
more appropriate during the weeks of Easter.
Here is just a sample of presentation topics; many others are possible,
depending on local needs and interests:
- Catholic Interpretation of the Bible
- The History and Development of the Bible
- The Biblical Background of the Catholic Mass
- An Introduction to the Lectionary for Mass
- Lector Training for Effective Proclamation of Scripture
- The Bible in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
- The Birth of Jesus in Matthew & Luke
- The RCIA Scrutiny Gospels: John 4, 9, 11
- The Passion Narratives of the Gospels
- The Resurrection Accounts in the Gospels
- The Holy Spirit in the Bible and in Christian Life
- Prayer and Prayers in the New Testament
- Women in the Bible: Neglected Stories
- Biblical Ecclesiology: What is the Church?
- Biblical Christology: Who is Jesus Christ?
- Distinct Portraits of Jesus in the Four Gospels
- The Gospel of Matthew (esp. in Lectionary Year A)
- The Gospel of Mark (esp. in Lectionary Year B)
- The Gospel of Luke (esp. in Lectionary Year C)
- The Gospel of John (esp. during Lent or Easter)
- The Acts of the Apostles (esp. during the Easter season)
- The Life, Letters, and Legacy of St. Paul
- The Book of Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles
- The Book of Revelation & other Apocalyptic Literature
- Apocryphal Gospels & other writings not in the NT
- Biblical Prophets and Prophecy
- Praying the Psalms and Living the Proverbs
- Praying the Liturgy of the Hours
- Reading the Bible for Prayer: Lectio Divina
- Organizing and Leading Bible Study Groups
- Priesthood in the Bible
- many more...
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