Catholicism 101: Forever Learning and Living the Faith
Learning the Catholic Faith is a lifelong process. For many of us, it may have had a rocky start from a lack-luster classroom experience, being a disinterested student, or a lack of exposure to the teachings of the Faith. Catholicism 101 is here to fill in the gaps from your Religious Education experience as well as serve as an aid in your lifelong learning of the Faith. Not only will we talk about WHAT the Church teaches, but WHY she teaches it. Hopefully along the way we will find ourselves falling deeper into the heart of Christ as we learn more about His heart for us.
"Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope." 1 Peter 3:15
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Emily Gipson | Director of Catechetical Formation - St. Mary of the Woods Catholic Church | Whitesville, KY
Catholicism 101: Forever Learning and Living the Faith
E26: Marriage as Sacrament: A Path to Holiness (with Al & DeeAnna Wathen)
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Why does the Church call marriage a Sacrament and not just a commitment?
What does it mean to rely on the grace of the Sacrament when the burdens of life feel impossible to bear?
How can married love become a path to holiness and a gift not only to one another, but to children, grandchildren, and the wider community?
Tune into this episode of Catholicism 101 as we sit down with Al and DeeAnna Wathen to reflect on marriage as a Sacrament of grace, service, and life-giving love, as well as wisdom for those discerning or preparing for marriage.
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