Live at OLG with Bill Lentsch

Faith in the Workplace

 

Live at OLG: Third Thursday of Every Month

Cocktails. Mocktails. Conversations that Matter.

Upcoming Date: Thursday, January 18
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Our Lady of Grace, Edina

 

Faith in the Workplace with previous Delta Executive, Bill Lentsch

We invite you to join us on January 18 as we talk with Bill about living out our Catholic faith in the workplace. We’ll tackle questions like:

  • “How can I see my job as God’s work when it’s not explicitly religious or faith-based?”

  • “How can I find purpose in my work when it feels pointless/mundane/boring?”

  • “What is the Church’s teaching on the dignity of work?”

  • “How do I work hard and try to do a good job without placing my identity in my work?”

  • “Do you have any advice on how to charitably work with coworkers who are harder to get along with?”

  • “How can I be a good leader in the workplace?”

  • “What are some practical tips to living out my Catholic faith in the workplace?”

  • “What role do I have in making sure the company I work for is respecting the dignity of all its workers, the environment, and other social issues?”

Live at OLG is free and open to all young professionals (ages 21 - 35)!
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About our guest:

“Before retiring from Delta June 30, 2021, Lentsch led 55,000 of Delta’s 85,000 employees. He said it was important for him every day to have a godly approach to what he was thinking, doing, in making decisions and in leading. But, he added, a bit of a challenge exists in being able to really express and evangelize one’s faith in public life.

“Born and raised in St. Paul in a large Catholic family, Bill Lentsch spent 32 years in the airline industry, with experience in engineering as well as leadership roles and operations. Most recently serving as chief customer experience officer for Delta Airlines, Lentsch joined the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Oct. 1, 2021 as its first chief operating officer.” – from the Catholic Spirit