Registration is not required.The Four Loves by CS Lewis is an exploration of the nature of love.

For a complete list of speakers and topics, visit For more information, contact Ann Blasick at or (404) 885-7222. There will be coffee and desserts served afterward. David Tally on “It is Finished: John 19:30” followed by praise and worship music and eucharistic adoration.

Andrew’s Family Life Center, 675 Riverside Rd, Roswell, for a talk by Msgr. His talk, based on CS Lewis’s book, is entitled, “The Four Loves: A Guide to Catholic Living.” The series will culminate on March 31 with everyone coming together at St. Paul Voss, Ph.D., a professor of English literature at Georgia State University, will be one of the featured speakers. and the program, featuring a talk, small group discussions and Q & A, starts at 7:30 p.m. The first four weeks will be held at two locations simultaneously: Bear Rock Cafe, 2355 Peachtree Road in the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center, Buckhead, and the Atlanta Bread Company, 1056 North Point Circle in North Point Mall, Alpharetta. The series will be held on five consecutive Wednesdays during Lent, March 3-31. To learn more about “The Four Loves” and many other interesting spiritual topics, come to “Holy Grounds,” a unique Lenten Coffeehaus Series for young adults. With this love, we are lost in awe and gaze in adoration of the God who created us, delighting in the fulfillment of his everlasting and most tender embrace. Lewis claims the greatest gift of all, far beyond the immortalization of our natural loves, is the gift of a supernatural, appreciative-love of God. We then more clearly understand, and so are more likely to find, accept, and practice, the love we seek. Distinguishing between the general forms of “need,” “gift” and “appreciative” love, he also solidly establishes the distinctions, motivations, and dangers of the particular natural loves, “affection,” “friendship,” and “eros.” He leads the reader to recognize the transforming power the supernatural love of caritas (Christian charity) has over the natural loves. He sketches the outlines of natural and supernatural love. Lewis’ “The Four Loves” paints a vivid picture of the love for which we all long. To find what we seek we must know what we are seeking.Ĭ.S. But do we know what we ask, when we ask for love? We toss around, stretch, beat and mold the word “love” into so many different square pegs which we then attempt to cram into the round holes of our hearts-that we’re not sure what this love, which we so desire, is anymore.

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