
In a tradition that dates back to the first centuries of Christianity, many newly initiated Christians were prepared for lives of faith through a formation with spiritual, liturgical, and communitarian dimensions. This period of formation was called mystagogy, a word which, in Greek, means "leading through the mysteries." Our program of mystagogy will have four primary goals: 1) To break open Magi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | ||||

In this session, guest presenter Dr. André Villeneuve discusses Dei Verbum, the dogmatic constitution on divine revelation issued at the Second Vatican Council. Dr. Villeneuve is Associate Professor of Old Testament & Biblical Languages at Sacred Hea... more
In this session, Barbara examines an epic document by Pope St. Paul VI on how to present Jesus to people in this post-modern moment. In this apostolic exhortation titled Evangelii Nuntiandi , the Pope considers challenges to sharing the faith as well... more
In this session, we will consider the nature of the relationship of the Church to science using the key document by Pope Pius XII that has the ominous title, “Concerning Some False Opinions Threatening to Undermine The Foundations of Catholic Doctrin... more
In this session, guest speaker Dr. Cynthia Nicolosi gives an overview of magisterial teaching in the 20th century on the use of music in the liturgy. Dr. Nicolosi is a professor of music, philosophy, psychology and the Great Books. She has her docto... more
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This podcast is amazing. I was raised in a nondenominational Bible church. I’m currently calling myself a proto-catholic haha. Recently, I’ve come to see so many problems in Protestant land so I’ve been researching Catholicism. I’m obsessed with this podcast. It is excellent! My only complaint is the audio is spotty in some places but content wise I am eating it up. Thank you for making this! Love it!
Thank you for this clear, concise, what-to-do, where to go, presentation of the Catholic faith post-Easter vigil. I’m a cradle Catholic but after 8th grade confirmation, I had no road map for deeper formation. I atrophied. My inclination to go it alone was spotty and my choices were without direction. Thank you for this podcast.







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