Catholic Social Teaching
June 19, 2027 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Too many Catholics have never heard the good news of the Catholic Social Teaching of the Church. Our ability to share this “best kept secret” has the potential to transform our relationship with God and the world. Join us as we explore the history and development of the Church’s Catholic Social Teaching, its methodology, and its implications for a life of missionary discipleship lived out through spirituality and compassionate action.
Date: Saturday, June 19, 2027 || Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Breaks and Lunch time included) || Format: Zoom Live Class || Cost: $50
Professor: Dr. Mathew Sherman, PhD.
Dr. Mathew Sherman serves as the Director of Lifelong Learning and Educational Assurance at St. John’s School of Theology and Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota. He previously served as an academic lead at both departmental and institutional levels; he has also worked in full-time professional ministry. He is a moral theologian whose research and publications include foci in the theology of marriage and family, Virgil Michel, sacraments and ethics, and historical morals. His teaching areas include fundamental moral theology, bioethics, Catholic Social Teaching, sexual ethics, and marriage. He has served as a convener for local and national conferences and has presented widely in parish, campus ministry, lay ministry, and diaconal workshops.