A Seminar Sponsored by the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation,

Hosted by St. John the Apostle Catholic Church  

Presenter: Hugh Owen, Founder and Director, Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation

• What is the traditional Catholic doctrine of Creation?
• How should Catholics evaluate the molecules-to-man evolutionary hypothesis?
• How do the answers to these questions relate to the anti-culture of death and the current crisis of faith and morals?

Where:  St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, 410 Center St. Oregon City

When:  December 7^th, Thursday night.  6-8.  Dinner and lots of Q & A.

More information?  Ben Hungerford 503-267-9127     Kolbecenter.org

 “May the work of the Kolbe Center be widespread and help to free the people of our days from the greatest myth of modern times.”

~ Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Astana, Kazakhstan

While unpopular and not ‘politically correct’ the views of the Kolbe Center are certainly fully in accord with the mind and the teachings of our Holy Catholic Church . . . May God bless the good work which you are doing to keep reminding us that the theory of evolution, its related theories and its aggressive proponents are not friends of a proper understanding of the human person or proper promoters of the Church’s dedication to human dignity.

~ Bishop Robert F. Vasa, Diocese of Santa Rosa, California

The first step to restore correct thinking to the Catholic community on creation and evolution is to make Catholics aware of the importance of our views on origins, and their influence on our attitudes and belief.

~ Bishop Roman Danylak, Titular Bishop of Nyssa, Episcopal Advisor, Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation (R.I.P.)