Family Day with Fr Leo - Melbourne - Completed
at St Francis of Assisi Church & Parish Hall
Sunday, 30 April 2017 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time) + Add to calendar30/04/2017 10:0030/04/2017 15:00Australia/SydneyFamily Day with Fr Leo - MelbourneFamily Day with Fr Leo - Melbourne
Sunday, 30 April 2017 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time)
Organiser
John Smyth
0406 747 123
orders@parousiamedia.com
Address
St Francis of Assisi Church & Parish Hall
290 Childs Road
Mill Park
Whittlesea 3082 Australia
Event web page: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/51419St Francis of Assisi Church & Parish Hall
290 Childs Road
Mill Park Whittlesea 3082
AustraliaJohn SmythfalseDD/MM/YYYY2880
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Family Day with Fr Leo
10:30 am - Mass
12:00 pm - Presentation 1: 'Grace Before Meals: Inspirations for Family Life'
In his popular talk Grace Before Meals: Recipes and Inspirations for Family Meals and Family Life, Fr. Leo enlightens us with a fun and educational experience of the Grace Before Meals movement and the need for it in our world. Bringing our attention back to the dinner table, this talk teaches a theology of the domestic church along with Family Based Catechesis – a Catholic teaching for families starting with a “theology of food.” After explaining how it all started in 2001, Fr. Leo tells about his experience of winning the Food Network Show "Throw Down with Bobby Flay" in 2009, and how ever since, the world’s attention has been drawn to this much needed, family-focused apostolate.
1:00pm - Lunch
1:45pm - Presentation 2: 'Hunger for God: Catholic Culinary Culture'
In Fr. Leo’s Catholic Culinary Culture talk, he shares the Church’s wisdom, as illumined by the Gospels, in bite-size portions. Contrary to contemporary culture, our perspective holds to food as a means to a greater end than itself; moreover, food points to a higher reality which we would be amiss to ignore. Fr. Leo explains the meaning behind our hunger for God spiritually and physically, as man “lives not by bread alone, but by every word of God.” Mirroring the Franciscan prayer, the healing of hospitality contradicts our culture furthermore, as “it is in giving that we receive.” Lastly, we are called to be “salt of the earth,” giving a spiritual flavor to life, which is all a gift to be appreciated from God.
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Organiser Information
John Smyth
Parousia Media Pty Ltd
0406 747 123