The Diocese of Duluth's 12th

Annual Diocesan Assembly

Presented by

Joe Miller 

Executive Director of the Magis Center for Faith and Reason

Joe will demonstrate scientific evidence for God's existence and show how one's understanding of God affects the attainment of ultimate happiness. 

His presentations will help us evangelize in a culture where many people believe that faith and reason are not compatible.  This event is open to all.

"Joe Miller … has a unique gift for understanding and communicating the overarching narrative of God and His plan for creation – especially as it pertains to the human person.”
                                                                    - Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D.,
                                                   Host of Father Spitzer's Universe on EWTN

Joe's Bio

 

Cost:  General: $30 until Oct. 2 / $40 after Oct. 2
                 Spouse: (if other spouse has registered at General, Student, or Deacon rate) 
                                  $15 until Oct. 2 / $25 after Oct. 2
                 Student: $15  until Oct. 2 / $25 after Oct. 2
                 Clergy & Religious:  FREE (please register)

Cost includes participant materials, continental breakfast, and lunch

Receipt of payment completes your registration.

Register by October 2. Lunch and materials are not guaranteed after this date.

Cancellation Policy:  Refunds are available until October 2, 2017, less a $10 processing fee.  Since food counts need to be confirmed and materials purchased, refunds are not available after this date. To avoid a cancellation, you may send an alternate with no additional charge. Notify Annette Merritt (amerritt@dioceseduluth.org or 218-724-9111) of any cancellations or changes.

 

Online Registration is closed.
Walk-ins are welcome! 
Doors open and registration begins at 8:30 a.m.

Lunch and materials are not guaranteed for Walk-in registration and with registraitons after October 2.  There will be time to leave to buy lunch, if needed.

 

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