Aug 10, 2011 / 23:54 pm
Tim Busch, chairman of the Napa Institute, has said he hopes the institute’s new annual conference will help inspire Catholics to be better stewards and to take part in Church life.
“This conference will continue to bring leaders of the church together so they can return to their communities with new tools. Our aim is to motivate Catholics to become more involved in their parishes and other Catholic organizations,” he said Aug. 10.
Busch founded the Napa Institute to show his commitment to building a stronger Catholic community and to encourage others to be bold in their faith.
Two hundred Catholic leaders, including bishops, priests and laypeople, met at The Meritage Resort and Spa July 28-31, 2011 for the institute’s inaugural conference.