Note: Official welcome will be provided by The Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson Archbishop of St. Louis.  

Speakers:

Timothy Belz, Esq., St. Louis, MO, Religious Liberty and Municipal Legislation
Samuel Gregg, D.Phil., Acton Institute, Natural Law and the Catholic Case for Limited Government
John Kindschuh, Esq., St. Louis, MO, Catholic Faith in Personal Adversity 
Eric Kniffin, Esq., Colorado Springs, CO, Recent Developments in Religious Liberty Litigation
Kurt Martens, J.C.D., Catholic University of America, School of Canon Law, Canon Law and the Catholic Lawyer
Rev. James Mason, J.D., Rector, Kendrick-Glennon Seminary, St. Louis, MO, Christian Virtue in the Professional Life
Joshua M. McCaig, Esq.,  Kansas City, MO, Catholic Lawyers and the Call to Christian Discipleship
Ann M. Scarlett, Esq., SLU School of Law, Perspectives on the Upcoming Supreme Court Term 
Roger Severino, Esq.,  Director, Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Dept. HHS, Federal Update: Conscience and Religious Freedom Protections in Health and Human Services.
Kevin C. Walsh, Esq., U. of Richmond School of Law, What Kind of Law Will It Take to Overturn Roe v. Wade in the Short Term?
Timothy E. Wichmer, Esq., St. Louis, MO, Immigration Law and Catholic Moral Principles

Clayton Plaza Hotel Reservation instructions:

Group Code: CAT
Book online at: Catholic BAR Association Room Block Reservations. 
The link will take you directly to the reservations webpage with the group code already entered.  Additionally, they can call toll-free 1-407-992-7957 to make reservations.

To be included in the block you must make your reservations by 9/12/19.

Mass will be available at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church on October 4 at 6:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon and on October 5 at 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m

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CLE Credit

The CBA will apply to the Missouri Bar for CLE credits.  We expect that most of the topics will qualify.  For example, the 2018 conference was approved for 10.8 CLE credit hours, of which 1.2 were for ethics.  In 2017, the conference was approved for 13.0 total credits, of which 2.0 were ethics.  We will post CLE information as soon as we have approval.  We leave it to the attendees to make application to their various state bars.

NOTE: We have an application pending with the Missouri Bar for 12 hours CLE credit, with 3.6 professionalism and 1.2 Cultural Competency/Inclusion.