Myth, Ritual and Liturgy - Faith and the Arts annual lecture
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In our fast-paced culture of increasing despair, Matthew Umbarger, Ph.D., seeks to share hope through encounter with Christ in scripture, liturgy, and everyday mysticism. Join us for his lecture, July 24, 7-9p.m. at St. Eugene Catholic Church on the influence of ancient myth and ritual on Catholic liturgy.
Click here to register: altum.leadlms.com/course/430
Matthew Umbarger, Ph.D., spent nine years in Israel studying the Old Testament, leading to he and his wide's conversion to Catholicism. Today he delights in sharing what he has received in those studies with anyone that he can. He is a professor of theology and Catholic studies at Newman University. He and Robin have six children ...and a red milk cow named Roisin.
Click here to register: altum.leadlms.com/course/430
Matthew Umbarger, Ph.D., spent nine years in Israel studying the Old Testament, leading to he and his wide's conversion to Catholicism. Today he delights in sharing what he has received in those studies with anyone that he can. He is a professor of theology and Catholic studies at Newman University. He and Robin have six children ...and a red milk cow named Roisin.
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St Eugene Catholic Church, 2400 W Hefner Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73120-7223, United States
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