Educate yourself

Q&A Discussions
These sessions are designed to have students ask questions and learn more about a Catholic perspective on scripture, beliefs, practices and theology. Religious Studies faculty members and Mission and Heritage staff lend their perspective in this open and engaging dialogue.

 Here is a brief description of last year's topics. If these sound interesting to you, watch for upcoming information about this year's discussion series.

"What Scripture Means in My Life - Reflections and Discussion”
The faces are familiar, seen in the classroom and the church, but what does scripture mean for Dr. Bridget Burke Ravizza and Dr. Tom Bolin (Religious Studies) and Dan Robinson (Campus Ministry).

"Morality, Ethics and Decision-Making"
Paul Wadell (Religious Studies) and Howard Ebert (Humanities and Fine Arts) spoke on morality, ethics and decision-making.

RS Class Connections
College involves learning new things and encountering a variety of perspectives, including how we think about God, the world and ourselves. Through a variety of events like group discussions and reflections, Campus Ministry and the Religious Studies faculty help St. Norbert students make the connection between what they learn in the classroom and their faith and actions outside it.

Generations of Faith
This is not your father’s or mother’s religious ed! Come join the people of all ages from the community of St. Norbert College parish as they gather each month for dinner and dialogue about the traditions of the Catholic church.