In this Season One Finale, we give an overview of Life Everlasting and the importance of saying Amen when we state what we believe.
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The Last Judgment
The difference between the particular judgment and last judgment, and the hope of a new heaven and earth. Covers CCC 1038-1050.
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Purgatory and Hell
We continue looking at Life Everlasting with the Final Purification of Purgatory and the suffering of those in Hell, covering CCC 1030-1037.
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I Believe in Life Everlasting
As we begin our conversation on life everlasting we’ll start looking at purgatory and hell, heaven, and what eternity looks like, as covered in CCC 1020-1029.
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Catechism Class #068: The Meaning of Christian Death
To rise with Christ, we must die with Christ. We explore the meaning of this by looking at Christian Death as explained in CCC 1005-1019.
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Catechism Class on Hiatus Until August
Update:
Catechism Class will be back shortly. Thanks for your patience.Previous Post:
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We’re working hard behind the scenes on several urgent projects for Rosary Army and have decided to use the upcoming July 4th holiday as an excuse to take a brief break from both Catechism Class and Imperfect Living. -
Catechism Class #067: How do the Dead Rise?
We tackle the questions of how the dead rise, when will it happen, why does it happen, and what are we supposed to do until it occurs? Covers CCC Paragraphs 887-1004.
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Catechism Class #066: I Believe in the Resurrection of the Body
We look at how our profession of faith culminates in proclaiming the resurrection of the dead on the last day and in life everlasting.
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Catechism Class #065: I Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins
We focus on God’s mercy and what it means when we say I Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins through Baptism and Penance.
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Catechism Class #064: Mary – Mother of Christ, Mother of the Church
We continue talking about the Communion of Saints with a particular look at the greatest of saints: the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Mother.
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