Adult Bible Study

Join Dr. Tim Gray in this powerful 14-part series to discover the Gospel of Mark like never before.  Let's learn about who Mark is and how he is connected to St. Peter.  Then we will immerse ourselves in Mark's action-packed Gospel that offers St. Peter's eyewitness account of Christ's life and teaching.  Mark's focus on Christ's Passion and our discipleship makes this the perfect Lenten and Easter Bible Study.  This is a 14-week study that begins January 31st and will take place on Tuesdays from 10:00am to 11:30am or 6:30pm to 8:00pm.  Choose the time that works best for you.  

See What Others are Saying About Our Studies...

"As a cradle Catholic I grew up accepting the teachings of my church without really understanding the basis of our beliefs. Dr. Brant Petrie insightful lectures opened up a whole new understanding of the Mass and the Eucharist to me.  I found myself looking forward to our Bible study every week in spite of 12 years of Catholic education.   I look forward to St Monica Faith formation future Bible study classes. "

 "In studying the Old Testament and how the richness continued through Jesus and how it shapes our faith today was a real eye opener. I loved the question “What was your ‘aha!’ moment?” Every video presentation had an Aha! moment.

The following group discussions brought a greater understanding in how we practice our faith with one another. Different opinions and observations are safely shared.

I personally felt being closer to God. The Holy Spirit has always tried to get the message across and now I seem to understand a little more clearly. I’m very thankful that St Monica’s will continue these enriching programs. "

"After Covid, St. Monica is offering again Bible Study under the leadership of Cathi Farber.  Whether you are a cradle Catholic or a convert you will be amazed at how much you will learn and appreciate our beautiful Catholic faith.  The past ten weeks we have been studying the Eucharist and its origin and development.  Brant Pitre, a well-known theologian and teacher who now works with the Augustine Institute, vividly and in an engaging manner brings to life ancient sources of the Eucharist in the Old Testament and their connection with the New Testament.  It is fascinating to understand the Eucharist in which we all participate and celebrate."