March 3rd, 2012

Milwaukee Theatre
500 W. Kilbourn Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53203 (Map It)

Schedule of Events

6:30am - 8:30am: Registration
7am: Morning Mass - Optional (doors will be locked during Mass)
9am: Conference Begins
9:30am: Steve Ray and Dale Alhquist
11:30am - 1pm: Lunch, Confessions, Fellowship
1pm - 3:30pm: Mark Houck,Father/Son Blessing & Consecration to Sacred Heart of Jesus, and Hector Morlina
4pm - 5pm: Mass with Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki

Eucharistic Adoration Throughout the Day

2012 Conference

Written by Men of Christ | 13 September 2009

Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki

Archdiocese of Milwaukee - Main Celebrant

Archbishop Listecki will be the main celebrant for our 4 pm Mass. We are honored to have the Archbishop, and look forward to his encouraging words.

Auxiliary Bishop Donald J. Hying

Auxiliary Bishop of Milwaukee

Bishop Hying will open this year’s conference in prayer, providing a blessing to all the men. It will be a great opportunity to welcome him as our newest Bishop.

Steve Ray

From Baptist to Catholic: the Unintended Journey

Steve Ray is an expert on the Holy Land, popular Catholic apologist, bible teacher, and best-selling author. He will share his fascinating conversion story, and the power of God to change your life. You will gain a better understanding of our powerful faith.

Dale Ahlquist

The Wholeness of Holiness. The Model of a Complete Thinker and the Complete Man.

Dale Ahlquist is President of the American Chesterton Society. His talk will explore Catholic relevance in today's society, how to engage the secular world, the cost of freedom, and the importance of the sacred. You will see the Church and the world in a new light.

Hector Molina

Man Fully Alive: Lessons from Lazarus

Hector Molina, Jr. is a dynamic bilingual lay Catholic speaker and evangelist. His talk will bring hope, and help us enter into the fullness of life and purpose that God created us by using the Gospel account of Lazarus. He will be drawing out the lessons that can be gleaned from his resurrection experience and apply it to our own lives.