• Tuesday, Oct. 14^th – Sam Wood “How to Answer a Skeptic”

Sam Wood is a former Protestant minister who converted to the Catholic Faith in 1996.  Being a cradle Catholic whose family drifted from the faith, Sam is better termed a "revert" who discovered the glories of Christ Himself in the Catholic Church while pastoring South Side Community Church in Oshkosh.  He loves talking about his faith and passionately desires all who hear him to fall in love again with the One "who deigned to die for love of our love."  He is currently finishing his Masters Degree in Historical Theology from Marquette University and is a presenter with the Diocese of Green Bay with advanced certification. 

• Tuesday, Nov. 11^th – Tony Pichler – “Social Justice and St. John’s Homeless Shelter”

Tony Pichler is the Director of the Lay Ministry Formation Department for the Diocese of Green Bay

 

• Tuesday, Dec. 9th – Service trip/Meal preparation for St. John’s Homeless Shelter

•  Tuesday, Jan. 13^th – Fr. Benjamin Sember – “If God calls, should I take a message?”

Fr. Benjamin Sember is Associate Pastor at Nativity Of Our Lord Parish, Green Bay. He holds a Bachelors degree in Sacred Theology and a license in Canon Law both from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. Ordained in 2007 Fr. Benjamin is passionate about serving the Church and spreading the Gospel.

•  Tuesday, Feb 10^th – "All you need is love..." Social evening presented by CYA Team 
•      Free appetizers provided.  Bring a friend.  Please RSVP to this email address or look us up on facebook! (CYA GreenBay).    This night will be at the Harmony Cafe in the new Good Will on West Mason in Green Bay.  Look for the "Peace Room." 
•  Tuesday, March 10^th – Hispanic Young Adults from St. Willebrord - “Hispanic Spirituality”

• Please join us at Nicki’s Lionhead Tavern in DePere Tuesday, March 10^th starting at 7:00 for C’YA.  This month, Erica Sanchez and other young Hispanic Adults from St. Willibroard Parish will be talking with us about Hispanic Spirituality and other issues related to Hispanics which affect the Catholic Church.  It’s sure to be fun and informative!

   
• Tuesday, April 14^th – Karen Johnston - “Catholic Charities – who we are, what we do”
•  Tuesday, May 12^th  – Fr. Jim Nielson - “Images of Mary”

 Fr. Jim is a Norbertine priest as well as an art teacher at St. Norbert College.  Priest as artist might be a combination some find mystifying. Within the Order, however, the mix follows from the question, ‘what is it that gives you life and what can you then return to the Church?’ This is very Norbertine and a very inclusive view of how to be Church and how to celebrate the presence of Christ in the world. Beauty and its understanding, intellectually and spiritually, is a way of doing that.” For Father Jim, practicing the visual arts is both prayer and “catalyst for discerning God’s will.”