Liturgiae Camp

The Catholic Camp for Dads, Spiritual Fathers, and Sons

When dads attend weekly Mass, the family spiritually thrives. So why do so few Catholic men fully embrace their spiritual responsibilities?

Could it be that men struggle to prioritize what they do not fully understand?

Did you know that the Catholic (Universal) Church is comprised of 24 sui iuris Churches and 23 rites, all in full union with the Holy Father?

Liturgy is the public praise and worship of God, and its source and summit is the celebration of the Eucharist. Public worship outside of Mass also takes place in various forms, such as the Liturgy of the Hours.
But when does devotional prayer and private devotion take place—and how does this differ from liturgy?

Liturgiae seeks to address these questions through prayer, study, and lived experience.

 

Who Should Attend

• Men who seek to grow in knowledge and love of the Catholic faith, and who desire to lead the Domestic Church—the family—through full, conscious, and active participation.

• Boys who want to grow in understanding of liturgy and Church life.

• Godfathers, grandfathers, uncles, and all men who serve as spiritual fathers, mentors, coaches, and friends within the Domestic Church and parish communities.

 

What to Expect

Immersion in Catholic Liturgy

• A robust exploration of the history, patrimony, and diverse expressions of Catholic—that is, Universal—liturgy.

Full-Day Experience

• Early to rise, late to bed

• Learning, laughter, recreation, hiking, singing, prayer, and study

Liturgical Study & Participation with Clergy from:

• Roman Rite

• Chaldean Rite

• Antiochene Rite

• Byzantine Rite

Sacraments & Prayer

• Daily celebration of Mass / Divine Liturgy

• Reconciliation

• Devotional prayer, including:

  • Eucharistic Adoration (outside of Mass)

  • The Rosary

• Deep study of Sacred Scripture through Lectio Divina

Who Will Be Leading

Under the leadership of Fr. Glenn Baaten, Administrator of St. John Henry Newman Parish, and Deacon Christopher Pagel of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, a team of clergy and ministers has been assembled who deeply love the faith and its liturgical expressions.

Clergy & Leaders Include:

• Fr. Al Baca
  Diocese of Orange, Episcopal Vicar for Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue

• Monsignor Antoine Bakh
  St. John Maron Parish

• Father XXXXX – Holy Cross Melkite

• Father XXXXX – Syro-Malabar

• Father XXXX – Annunciation Byzantine

• Father XXXXX – Chaldean

• Deacon Modesto
  Diocese of Orange, Episcopal Vicar for Liturgy

Liturgical Ministers

Subdeacons

• Louie Calma – St. John Henry Newman Parish

• Chris Kinsman – St. John Henry Newman Parish

Instituted Acolytes

• Jacob Kliatchko – St. John Henry Newman Parish

• Nicholas Buzzina – St. John Henry Newman Parish

Altar Servers

(To be announced)

Sacristan

(To be announced)