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03/27/2026

Mark your calendars for our upcoming events in April and May. While beverages and light snacks are provided at all Theology on Tap events, we look forward celebrating the Octave of Easter on April 8 with a special spread!

03/26/2026

We look forward to welcoming everyone to Regina Coeli Hall on April 8 for a special Theology on Tap to celebrate the Easter Octave. We welcome to town Charles Weaver as he presents Humble Magnificence, Sober Splendor: The Place of Chant in the Christian Life. His talk will reflect on Gregorian chant in relation to other sacred music, chant as an interpretive guide to prayer, and chant and liturgical renewal.

Charles Weaver is on the faculty of the Juilliard School, where he teaches historical music theory, historical ear training, plucked-string instruments, and music history. He holds a PhD in music theory from the City University of New York. His research interests include the rhythm of Gregorian chant and the history of the theory of harmony. He serves as editor of the journal Sacred Music, published by the Church Music Association of America, which, as a continuation of the nineteenth-century journal Cecilia, is the longest-running musical periodical in North America. He is organist and choirmaster at St. Mary’s Church in Norwalk, Connecticut, where he specializes in the liturgical performance of medieval and renaissance music. He has been assistant conductor for Juilliard Opera and has directed opera productions for Dell’Arte Opera and the Yale Baroque Opera Project. He has also played continuo in opera productions at the University of Maryland, the Cleveland Institute of Music, Princeton University, and the Boston Early Music Festival. As a collaborative musician, he has performed with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, and the Virginia Symphony. In addition to being a regular member of the ensemble Quicksilver, his chamber-music projects have included engagements with Piffaro, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the Folger Consort, Apollo’s Fire, Blue Heron, the Newberry Consort, and Musica Pacifica. He also once arranged Saint-Saëns’s “Swan” for cello and theorbo and accompanied Yo-Yo Ma at a gala performance for Orchestra Lumos.

02/26/2026

In March we are pleased to feature our very own Fr. Drew Larkin as he explores the nature of suffering as illuminated in the story of Job.

Fr. Andrew Larkin is Parochial Vicar at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, Savannah, and Defender of the Bond in the Diocesan Tribunal. Originally from Macon, Fr. Drew is a graduate of the University of Georgia and spent several years working in business before discerning a call to the priesthood. He completed his studies at Pontifical North American College in Rome, with additional studies in Canon Law at Catholic University of America.

Doors to Regina Coeli Hall, located in the undercroft of the Cathedral, will open at 7:30pm and the talk commences at 8:00pm. You can access the hall from the double wooden doors closest to Abercorn Street. We will be providing wine, beer, and non-alcoholic options for all to enjoy in addition to lights snacks. A small kiosk will be available where you can give a donation to support ToT.

02/12/2026

We are very pleased to welcome Michael Firmin to speak on The Call of Commitment to Christ in Spiritual Direction and Community.

Michael Firmin, father of Fr. Dan Firmin, grew up in Louisiana and has an education background in philosophy and theology from Catholic University of American and Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans. He and his wife, Beverly, married in 1974 with a joint call to serve the poor. They moved to Augusta in 1981 to join The Alleluia Community, where they began the Alleluia School of Spiritual Direction in 2015. He served as Executive Director of Golden Harvest Food Bank from its founding in 1982 until his retirement thirty years later. Mike remains active in mentoring men in their spiritual walk with God as a spiritual director, as well as enjoying his seven children and 14 grandchildren.

Doors to Regina Coeli Hall, located in the undercroft of the Cathedral, will open at 7:30pm and the talk commences at 8:00pm. You can access the hall from the double wooden doors closest to Abercorn Street. We will be providing wine, beer, and non-alcoholic options for all to enjoy in addition to lights snacks. A small kiosk will be available where you can give a donation to support ToT.

02/04/2026

As anyone who had attended Theology on Tap at the Knights this past year has noticed, we have been regular stretching the limits of the balcony - using every last chair. The tree lined view has been a wonderful home for our monthly gatherings for several years, and now we are ready to move into a larger space.

Beginning in February, all Theology on Tap talks will now take place in Regina Coeli Hall at the Cathedral (222 E Harris Street). We will be providing wine, beer, and non-alcoholic options for all to enjoy in addition to lights snacks. A small kiosk will be available where you can give a donation to support Theology on Tap.

As usual, the doors will open at 7:30pm for everyone to gather and the talk will begin at 8:00pm.

We look forward to seeing you in Regina Coeli Hall!

01/23/2026

We look forward to welcoming everyone to the Knights of Columbus next Wednesday for Theology on Tap. We are very pleased to welcome Fr. Pablo Migone, who will be speaking on “Why does the Catholic Church speak on immigration?”.

Father Pablo Migone is a priest of the Diocese of Savannah and currently serves as Vicar for Mission Advancement of the Diocese, and Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes, Port Wentworth and Corpus Christi, Pooler. Born in Lima, Peru, he grew up in Augusta, GA. He graduated from the Pontifical North American College in Rome and was ordained in 2009.

Many gather as early as 7:30pm and the talk commences at 8:00pm. You can access the open air balcony either through the large gate facing Bull Street or from the Knights’ front door at 3 W Liberty Street. The bar at the Knights of Columbus is cash only (ATM available) and very reasonably priced. We look forward to seeing you!

12/16/2025

Thank you to Bishop Parkes for joining us last week as our guest speaker!

11/19/2025

In lieu of events in November & December, we are holding one Theology on Tap in Regina Coeli Hall in the undercroft of the Cathedral on Wednesday, December 10 to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Loreto. We are very excited to welcome Most Reverend Bishop Stephen D. Parkes, Bishop of Savannah, as our guest speaker.

Our social time begins at 7:30pm and the talk begins at 8:00pm. You can access Regina Coeli Hall through the wooden doors on Harris Street in the middle of the block, just past the elevator. We are providing the beverages and some heartier snacks this time around, so please bring a friend!

10/22/2025

We are very pleased to welcome Fr. Jake Almeter, who will be speaking on “Spiritual Warfare & the Fight against Evil: Exorcism, Deliverance, and Healing in the Catholic Church Today.”

Fr. Almeter is a graduate of Mount St. Mary’s Seminary with a Masters in Systematic Theology. He was ordained a priest in 2013 for the Diocese of Savannah, currently serving as Pastor of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Augusta, GA.

Our social time begins at 7:30pm and the talk will begin at 8:00pm on Wednesday, October 29. You can access the open air balcony either through the large gate on Bull Street or from the Knights’ front door at 3 W Liberty Street. The bar at the Knights of Columbus is cash only (ATM available) and very reasonably priced. We look forward to seeing you!

06/25/2025

Calling all young adults in Savannah!

Join us for Theology on Tap, a casual evening of conversation, community, and faith—open to all in their 20s and 30s!

This event is being shared by YoungND as a great opportunity for Notre Dame alumni and friends to connect with other young adults in the Savannah area.

https://youngnd.undgroup.org/page/about

You don’t need to be an ND alum to join us—all young adults are welcome!

See the flyer for details—we hope to see you there!

03/28/2024

Instead of meeting the last Wednesday in March during Holy Week, we are convening on Wednesday, April 3 to celebrate Easter with a special Theology on Tap in Regina Coeli Hall at the Cathedral.

Deacon Mullin will offer an historical description of the earliest known liturgies, describing the rituals used in both the East and West as presented by some of the most ancient Church texts and authors. Our time together will include a summary of the wines of the Greco-Roman world and a sampling of two varietals likely used at these liturgies, and most probably consumed by Jesus and his contemporaries.

You can RSVP at the link below. Requested but not required for attendance.

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