Five local Catholic women share personal excerpts and reflections from their co-authored book, Sacred Heartache. Claire McCreavy, Molly Kate Clavenna, Jean Goodwin, Megan Holzgrefe, Natalia Ramírez, Sarah Rocko, and Gabrielle Stiehle share stories spanning health battles, broken courtships, and singlehood and discernment, candidly exploring how seasons of waiting and heartbreak can become profound spaces of spiritual connection and joy. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Discipleship Night, August 11, 2026.

Unpack what it truly means for the Eucharist to be the "source and summit" of the Catholic faith. Drawing from his own journey to the priesthood, Fr. Jared Kleinwaechter explores how Holy Communion offers an intimate, tangible encounter with God’s unconditional love and serves as a foretaste of eternal union with Him. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, July 25, 2026.

In this panel discussion, two Catholic couples share their honest journeys through relationship discernment, fear, and modern dating. Discover how leaning into vulnerability and sacrificial love helps us overcome isolation and step into the authentic communion we are all created for. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, July 25, 2026.

After serving at Marist School for almost 20 years, Bishop Joel Konzen, SM, was appointed auxiliary bishop of Atlanta in 2018. In his talk "Catholic Leadership in a Secular Culture,” he looks at hazards that could befall the Church - and how Catholic leaders will help to define the way forward. Presented to the 20/30Somethings at their Discipleship Night, April 14, 2026. 

Fr. Jared answers questions about dating and relationships: setting standards, dating apps, and more. Presented to the 20/30Somethings at their March 2026 Discipleship Night.

Do you feel like life is too hectic? Like you're never really refreshed or rejuvenated? Do you want to understand what keeping the Sabbath holy really means?  Learn how to receive the gift of the Sabbath and live it well! CTK's former parochial vicar Fr. Joe Wagner, now pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Carrollton and chaplain for the University of West Georgia Catholic Center, discusses the Sabbath and why it is a day set aside for intentionally worshipping and being present to God. Presented to the 20/30Somethings at their Discipleship Night, November 11, 2025.