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Feb. 3rd, 2026 Christ in the Chaos Today, chaos presents itself in many ways: social media keeping us constantly connected, artificial intelligence blurring truth and reality, technology offering alternative worlds to escape into, destructive wars, polarized politics we’re afraid to discuss, the challenges of modern dating, shifting social “norms,” biased media, violent protests, and complex perso...

Fr. Daniel Koehl  helps us contemplate Memento Mori, an ancient Christian saying that translates to “remember that you must die.” Memento Mori means living with eternity in mind—not fearing death, but using the awareness of death to live more faithfully, humbly, and lovingly. Within the Catholic tradition, Memento Mori calls individuals to examine their lives with honesty, seek reconciliation and...

Feb. 17th, 2026: The Cross Triumphant Parker Noll, nephew of Archbishop Noll, will speak on “The Cross Triumphant,” the third talk of the Winter Series, focusing on the hope revealed through Christ’s Crucifixion. Drawing from Scripture and the witness of the Saints, the talk reflects on how Christ carried the weight of all sin and entered fully into human suffering, showing that hope is not destro...

Sister Josetta Rose  will be exploring what Radical Hope and trust look like daily. This talk is inspired by the Radical Hope and trust of our Blessed Mother Mary, who bore witness at the foot of the cross. Sister Josetta Rose will also focus on how we are to encounter hope in our ordinary lives. The Lord calls us daily to have Hope in Him—choosing to trust in God each day through prayer, even whe...

Listen to Monica Aquila give a talk about imagination at Theology on Tap.

Listen to Fr. Dan Scheidt give a talk about Architecture at Theology on Tap.

Listen to Dr. Alex Giltner give a talk about Philosophy at Theology on Tap.

Listen to Fr. Royce Gregerson give a talk about Music at Theology on Tap.

Fr. Zane Langenbrunner will discuss the divine link between intimacy and commitment, not only in romantic relationships but in all vocations. Many seek intimacy without the responsibility of commitment, erring from God’s design for genuine, faithful relationships. By embracing commitment, we open ourselves to vulnerability in a prudent, meaningful way, in all relationships. In today’s world, techn...

Rachel Meixner will guide us in reflecting on the grace of the present moment as a profound source of healing for both body and soul. By embracing our present reality, we open up to Christ’s healing presence—He is here with us in each moment, transcending time and transforming our lives. We may carry burdens and anxieties presented by the present world, but we are called not to be paralyzed by the...

Beth Hlabse, M.S., LMHCA, is the director of the Fiat Program on Faith and Mental Health at the McGrath Institute for Church Life. She leads the Institute’s efforts to generate pastoral research, education, and formation opportunities on mental health and the Catholic tradition. A mental health counselor, Beth has provided therapeutic care for adolescents and adults with histories of trauma and ad...

Recorded in Summer 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Summer 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Summer 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Summer 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Winter 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Winter 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Winter 2024, Fort Wayne

Recorded in Winter 2024, Fort Wayne

Fr. Ryan Pietrocarlo, CSC spoke on how we can experience beauty through and reflect God's love in our relationships with others in week 4 of the Summer 2023 TOT series in Fort Wayne.

Fr. Terry Coonan spoke on how to experience and share forgiveness in week 3 of the summer 2023 Theology on Tap series.

Sr. Ignatia Henneberry, OSF spoke on the dignity of the human person for Week 2 of the 2023 TOT Summer Series in Fort Wayne.

The Theology on Tap Summer Series for 2023 began with a panel discussion featuring: Marianne Stroud, Tricia Koob, Nick Cooper, and Kyle Craig speaking on "The Dignity of Work."

Megan Quigley was the 4th and final speaker of our Winter 2023 TOT series. She spoke on the importance of friendship and offered a testimony of her experience of Christian friendship. Bio: Megan is a Fort Wayne native and an alumna of the University of Saint Francis, where she now serves as the Assistant Director of the Assisi Program for Discipleship and Leadership. She loves walking alongside co...

Michael Dopp was the 2nd speaker in the 2023 Winter Series. He offers a compelling message how every Catholic has a mission to evangelize and offers tips on how to do so in our every day lives. Bio: Michael Dopp graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with Bachelor degrees in Business Administration (BBA) and Philosophy (BA), St. Augustine’s at the University of Toronto with a Bachelor in Theolo...