Theology on Tap

provides an opportunity for Catholic adults to explore their faith in a casual atmosphere. Engaging presentations challenge us to integrate our faith into our daily lives. Come join us over a mug of beer or a glass of wine while you deepen your understanding of what it means to be a Catholic Christian in today’s world.

Theology on Tap events are held upstairs at the Schlafly Tap Room located at 2100 Locust Street in downtown St. Louis. The presentations will begin at 7:00 PM sharp, so be sure to come early to buy drinks and find a seat.

ADMISSION IS FREE AND ALL ARE WELCOME!

Please Join Us for These Events of the
2011-2012 Theology on Tap Season

OCTOBER 11, 2011

FOR BETTER AND FOR WORSE: MARRIAGE AND MENTAL ILLNESS

By Mike and Donna Eisenbath
Depression, anxiety and other emotional issues pose serious challenges, not only for the one suffering under these conditions, but also for family members and friends. Mike Eisenbath, author of Hence My Eyes Are Turned Toward You, and his wife Donna talk about the ways that living with depression, even as it brings incredible stress to family life, can enable sufferers to meet God in deeper, newer and more fulfilling ways.

RESCHEDULED FROM THE ORIGINAL SEPTEMBER 27 DATE:
NOVEMBER 8, 2011

LAWS, LAWS, LAWS! WHY ARE THERE SO MANY LAWS?
CANON LAW, THE CONTEMPORARY CHURCH, AND HOW IT APPLIES TO YOU

By Msgr. James Ramacciotti, J.C.L.
The Church has so many laws! Where do they come from? Has the Church simply made them up as she goes along? Why would anyone want to dedicate themselves to the study and practice of canon law? Join us – find out not only how we came to have these laws, but also how they remain relevant and even helpful in the lives of Catholics today.

JANUARY 31, 2012

THE CHANGING MASS: LOVE IT, HATE IT, OR STILL CONFUSED BY IT?

By Fr. Jim Brobst, O.M.I.
The language we all use during the Mass is changing. Fr. Brobst helps us explore some of the questions these changes may inspire: What is my experience of the Mass? How does it relate to my life? How does it form or inform my relationship with God? How will the new language make the experience of the Mass different—more beautiful, more challenging, or simply a change of words?

FEBRUARY 28, 2012

AN EVENING WITH THE ARCHBISHOP: A Q&A SESSION FOR YOUNG ADULTS

With Archbishop Robert Carlson
Young adults are invited to spend a convivial evening with St. Louis’ Archbishop Robert Carlson. Come with your questions—he will be there to hear from you and to share his thoughts with you. Be sure to come early—seating is limited in the Schlafly Tap Room to 200 guests!

For more information about Theology on Tap, contact us at admissions@ai.edu or call 314.256.8806. 

Theology on Tap is a copyrighted program of RENEW International.