Napa Institute
1 members Public
Equipping Catholic leaders for 'the Next America.'
History
The Napa Institute was founded in 2011 by businessman Tim Busch together with Catholic leaders, with an emphasis on forming Catholics to defend and promote the faith in an increasingly secular culture — what its founders called 'the Next America.'
Best known for its summer conference in Napa Valley, the Institute brings together bishops, scholars, business leaders, and laity for prayer, formation, and discussion of faith and culture. It has expanded to additional conferences, programs, and resources.
Today the Napa Institute is an influential gathering point for Catholic leaders engaging the relationship between faith, business, and public life.
What they do
- Annual conferences forming Catholic leaders
- Formation in faith, culture, and public life
- Programs for business and professional leaders
- Support for evangelization and Catholic institutions
How to get involved
Learn about conferences and membership programs, and register to attend, through the official Napa Institute website.
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Napa Institute chapters
Local chapters from our directory.
