When God became man what became of the feasts of His people, the Israelites? What became of the Passover, Pentecost, the Day of Atonement, the Feast of the Tabernacles, the Lord’s Day, and other special days in the Jewish calendar? Did they lose all significance and meaning after the coming of Christ? Or, like the Old Covenant itself, were they fulfilled in the New?

 

From January 19-20, 2008, join Dr. Scott Hahn and St. Paul Center fellows Dr. Brant Pitre and Michael Barber, as they tackle those questions and more during Feasts of Faith: The Old Testament Feasts and Their Fulfillment in Christ, the fifth annual West Coast Biblical Studies Conference.

 

Over the course of the weekend, speakers will trace the evolution and fulfillment of the ancient Jewish Holy Days, exploring the many ways the life and liturgy of the Catholic Church are connected to the life and liturgy of the ancient Israelites. They’ll also help Catholics understand more clearly the Jewish roots of the daily practices of our faith.

 

Held at the Riverside Convention Center in Riverside, California, this conference will feature dynamic talks by the keynote speakers, as well as Mass and time for informal discussions with the presenters and other conference participants.

 

To register or for program information:

Catholic Resource Center

877-526-2151

Downloadable program