Theology of the Body 

Adele Guillot offers a four part series Theolgoy of the Body I.  All of the following series will be held at The Desormeaux Foundation, 1334 Jefferson Street, from 6:00pm-8:00pm. SPACE IS LIMITED. For more information or to register, please call 337-289-9366. The series is open to anyone over the age of 18. 

                    Series 1:                                                                                            Series 2:
          Mondays, September 9th                                                                  Mondays, November 4th
          Monday, September 16th                                                                  Monday, November 11th 
          Monday, September 23rd                                                                  Monday, November 18th 
          Monday, September 30th                                                                  Monday, November 25th 

Natural Family Planning (NFP) and its relationship to St. John Paul the Great’s             Theology of the Body/Theology of the Family

Join Fr. Blake Dubroc as we end NFP awareness week on Saturday, July 27, 2019 from 9:00am-12:00pm at Immaculata Center, 1408 Carmel Drive, Lafayette. 

Fr. Dubroc will help participants receive a better understanding of the theology behind NFP; the teachings of the church, and an explanation of the different natural family planning methods. After the presentation, you will have a better understanding on “What is NFP?” as well as how to promote NFP within your parish. The morning is open to all individuals/couples that are interested in becoming an instructor for NFP, DRE in the parish, marriage prep coordinator, Religious Curriculum Administrators, mentor couples, etc. The superintendent of Catholic Schools has approved 3 formation hours for this event. Elective credit offered toward any level of Catechist Certification in the Franciscan Catechetical Institute. 

The morning is free however we ask that you register through the form below or email Kelley Chapman at kchapman@diolaf.org, as space is limited.