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Who Was Conceived By The Holy Ghost
In this episode we begin our study of Article III of the Catechism “Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost”. Of particular interest is the fact that although every act of God that is extrinsic to Himself proceeds from the … Continue reading
Day 14: The Significance and Suitability of the Name “Jesus”
In this episode we read from The Catechism of the Council of Trent concerning the significance and pre-eminent suitability of the name “Jesus” as applied to the God Man, the son or Mary. Additionally, we explore St Thomas Aquinas’ explanation … Continue reading
Day 11: The Creator of Heaven and Earth
Today we continue discussing the first article of Faith focusing on the words Creator of Heaven and Earth (i.e. Factorem Caeli et Terrae).
Day 9 I believe in God the “Father” Continued
In today’s episode we finish our discussion of the word father (“patrem”) in the first article of the creed. In particular we discuss Q. 27 and Q. 32 from the Summa Theologica in reference to the four relations and five … Continue reading
Day 8: I believe in God “The Father”
In today’s episode we discuss four reason why creatures might call their creator “Father.”
Day Five: The First Word in the Creed “Credo”
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Day Four
Today we read the opening pages of Part I of The Catechism of The Council of Trent concerning “The Creed.”
Day Three: The Ends of Religious Instruction
In today’s episode we finish reading and discussing the “Introductory” remarks in the Catechism of the Council of Trent- discussing: The Ends of religious Instruction, The Means Required for Religious Instruction, The Division of this Catechism, and finally, How This … Continue reading
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