Bible in a Year -- podcast
Each daily episode is 20-25 minutes, making it easy to listen to while taking a walk, drinking your morning coffee, or driving to work. For 365 days, we won’t just read the entire Bible… we’ll finally understand how all the pieces fit together to tell an amazing story that continues in our lives today!
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Catechism in a Year
This podcast reveals the good, true, and beautiful teachings of our Catholic Church -- that Christ founded. Each daily episode is just 15-20 minutes long.  Regardless of your current knowledge of our faith, this podcast will help you learn more and grow closer to God. 
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Explaining Our Faith
In this video Fr. Chris Alar explains some of the most common misconceptions about the Catholic faith . . . from calling a priest "Father" to saints and statues, to salvation.

Got Questions? Turn to Catholic Answers
Search the world's largest database of answers about the beliefs and practices of the Catholic faith.

Ask Fr. Josh
In this podcast, Fr. Josh Johnson answers questions from listeners on topics related to morality, spirituality, relationships, evangelization, catechesis, scripture and more! You can even submit your own question using the form provided on his page.

Understanding the Our Father
In this video, Dr. Scott Hahn examines the seven petitions of the Lord's Prayer, and takes a look at why this prayer is placed in the liturgy of the Mass after the consecration, and before the distribution of Holy Communion.

Confession is a Place of Victory
In this 8-minute video, Fr. Mike Schmitz gives a perspective from the priest's side of the confessional.

Bishop Robert Barron
Sunday sermons, current issues, and other faith-enriching videos.

Rediscover the Mass

• The Teaching Mass
  In this two-part video, Fr. Chris Alar takes you on a walk-through the Mass, explaining how everything we do during the Mass is Biblical.
  Part 1, Liturgy of the Word ~~ Part 2, Liturgy of the Eucharist
• The Veil Removed
  This 7-minute film reveals the coming together of heaven and earth at Mass, as seen by saints and mystics, revealed by Scripture and in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Please take a few moments to view this video -- and more than once! This film has many fine details. It deserves to be viewed multiple times.
• How Do We Know the Eucharist is Really Christ?
  Bishop Robert Barron leads us through the Bible to find out.
• The Mass
  Whether you've been away for a while or you attend Mass each week, you'll gain new insight from this video. As Bishop Robert Barron explains, the Mass is the closest thing to heaven on earth!

Beauty & Truth of Our Catholic Faith

• The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
  Pray the chaplet with this visual slideshow.
• What You Should Know About Purgatory
  Some people reject the idea of purgatory because they misunderstand its purpose. In this video, Fr. Mike explains why purgatory is needed and straightens out some of those misunderstandings.
• Former Protestant Pastor Tells Why He Loves Being Catholic
  Whether you are strong or lukewarm in your faith, this video offers compelling inspiration about what it means to be Catholic.
• Why Be Catholic and Not Just Christian
  Fr. Mike Schmitz explains the one thing that really sets Catholicism apart from other Christian churches.
• Everything Belongs to God
  In our culture, we have been conditioned to think that being an "owner" is the American Dream, but being a steward is much better!
• Why Remain Catholic
  The current crisis in the church may have many Catholics asking this question. In this video, Bishop Robert Barron offers empowering reasons to fight for the faith.
• Relevant Radio
  Bringing Christ to the world through the media

Into the Breach
This video series seeks to answer what it means to be a Catholic man in today’s world. The series is inspired by the Apostolic Exhortation for Catholic Men written by Bishop Olmsted of Phoenix and produced by the Knights of Columbus.

If you are a cradle Catholic, the RCIA program offers an excellent opportunity to better understand the Catholic faith. Even though RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) was designed for those who are joining the faith, it is available to ALL active and non-active Catholics who want to deepen their understanding of Catholic beliefs. RCIA classes run from September through Easter and meet on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. For more details, talk with Sr. Laura Reynolds.