Church of Saint Agnes

On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding a...

On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding a...

On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding a...

On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding a...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Undoubtedly Christians have prayerfully reflected on the sorrow of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the beginning of the Church. The historical record of the devotion goes back to A.D. 1239 and the founders of the Servites (Order of the Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary) who took up the sorrows of Mary, standing under the Cross, as their primary devotion. We invite you to deepen your heartfelt sorro...

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.

To begin Lent, we welcomed Father Sebastian Walshe of the Norbertines of St. Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California to lead us in a parish retreat. Taking place from February 26th-28th, our retreat focused on learning how to joyfully live out our prayer and penance by modeling our lives after the beatitudes.

To begin Lent, we welcomed Father Sebastian Walshe of the Norbertines of St. Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California to lead us in a parish retreat. Taking place from February 26th-28th, our retreat focused on learning how to joyfully live out our prayer and penance by modeling our lives after the beatitudes.

To begin Lent, we welcomed Father Sebastian Walshe of the Norbertines of St. Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California to lead us in a parish retreat. Taking place from February 26th-28th, our retreat focused on learning how to joyfully live out our prayer and penance by modeling our lives after the beatitudes.

To begin Lent, we welcomed Father Sebastian Walshe of the Norbertines of St. Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California to lead us in a parish retreat. Taking place from February 26th-28th, our retreat focused on learning how to joyfully live out our prayer and penance by modeling our lives after the beatitudes.

The 2022 Saint Agnes Lenten Lecture Series is dedicated to the theme of Dante Alighieri's, "The Divine Comedy." The fifth lecture in this year's series is presented by Dr. Mary Reichardt and is entitled, "Purgatorio: Seven Terraces."

The 2022 Saint Agnes Lenten Lecture Series is dedicated to the theme of Dante Alighieri's, "The Divine Comedy." The fourth lecture in this year's series is presented by Dr. Mark Spencer and is entitled, "Purgatorio: Antepurgatory & Eden."

The 2022 Saint Agnes Lenten Lecture Series is dedicated to the theme of Dante Alighieri's, "The Divine Comedy." The third lecture in this year's series is presented by Dr. Patrick Gardner and is entitled, "Inferno: Lower Hell."

The 2022 Saint Agnes Lenten Lecture Series is dedicated to the theme of Dante Alighieri's, "The Divine Comedy." The second lecture in this year's series is presented by Dr. Catherine Deavel and is entitled, "Inferno: Upper Hell."