Upcoming events.
Upcoming events.
Here is a calendar view of our upcoming events. Click to learn more and register if you plan to attend.
The Shroud of Turin on Trial - Judge David Belz
The Shroud of Turin is believed to be the burial cloth of Christ. It consists of woven linen measuring 14’3” x 3’7” with two faint brownish images, those of the back and front of a gaunt, sunken-eyed, 5’7” man. In his talk, Judge Belz will take a deep dive into the mystery of the Shroud of Turin and put it “on trial” to examine the scientific and scriptural evidence surrounding this sacred relic. Judge Belz will present cutting-edge scientific research, including the latest X-ray spectrometry testing which unequivocally dates the Shroud to Christ’s time on earth. He will weave faith, science, and scripture together, answering the fundamental question: Is the Shroud the burial cloth of Christ? And what does the Shroud mean for us as Catholics and to the greater Christian community?
Reception to follow with wine and hors d'oeuvres!
Suggested donation of $10 at door.
2025 Red Mass
Come join us on Monday, October 6th for our annual Red Mass.
Presider: The Most Reverend Thanh Thai Nguyen, D.D.
The Norbertine Abbey is greatly honored and appreciated for his selection as our homilist.
Reverend John Caronan, O.Praem., JCL (Judicial Vicar)
Judicial Vicar of the Tribunal
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Dr. Aaron Kheriaty on Government Censorship [Presented by: Charles Institute]
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Dr. Kheriaty is a plaintiff in the landmark free speech case Missouri v. Biden, which was recently before the U.S. Supreme Court. For his work challenging government censorship, the journalist Matt Taibbi has called him “the most ambitious theorist of the censorship-industrial age.” In this talk, Aaron will discuss what we have learned from this case regarding government censorship and its implications for free speech in the United States.
Aaron Kheriaty, MD, is a physician specializing in psychiatry and author of over one hundred articles and five books, including the forthcoming, Making the Cut: How to Heal Modern Medicine. He is a Fellow & Director of the Program in Bioethics and American Democracy at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. For many years, he served as Professor of Psychiatry at the UCI School of Medicine and Director of the Medical Ethics Program at UCI Health, where he chaired the ethics committee. Dr. Kheriaty has published articles in the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Newsweek, The Federalist, Compact, Tablet, and First Things. On matters of public policy and healthcare, he has testified at the California Senate and the United States Senate.
Reception to follow with wine and hors d'oeuvres!
Suggested donation of $10 at door.