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After our discussion on consecrated life we now look at religious life and secular institutes, apart from the life of Holy Orders and that of the Laity.

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A deep dive into Consecrated Life, an explanation of evangelical counsels, and the other aspects of this special calling within the Catholic Church.

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Continuation of our discussion about the Lay Faithful with a focus on participation in Christ’s Prophetic and Kingly Offices. Covers CCC 904-913.

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We begin a conversation about the Lay Faithful, which will include the laity’s role in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and kingly offices.

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An explanation of the Teaching, Sanctifying, and Governing Offices of the Church and how that applies to us as covered in CCC 888-896.

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When Christ instituted the Twelve he constituted them in the form of a college or permanent assembly with Peter at the head. This is the model of the episcopal college and the Pope.

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Continuing our discussion on the Church from the Profession of Faith regarding Christ’s faithful, the hierarchy, laity, and consecrated life.

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We dive into the final of the four marks of the Church: the Church is Apostolic, and what that means regarding our missionary calling. Covers: CCC Paragraphs 857-870

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A slight detour from the four marks of the Church to discuss why there is no salvation outside the Church. Covers CCC paragraphs 846-856.

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The Church is Catholic – which in Greek means Universal. In this session, we talk about what that means for the Church Jesus established.

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A discussion on the second mark of the Church established by Jesus Christ: the Church is Holy, and how the Church is Holy despite division and sin of men.

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We begin a multiple-episode arc as we evaluate the four marks of the true Church established by Jesus Christ – one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic.