Deep Dives with Fr Sean: the Super Catholic Catechesis Podcast

Send a text Here are some exterior encounters with the topic off goodness

Send a text Before someone is inquiry, they might be indifferent or be filled with anger or maybe they just don't know much of anything. This series is about bringing people from there into an inquiry into the faith. It is about overcoming intellectual or emotional obstacles that they might not even know they have. God has the initiative in this. And He calls us to have authentic relationship and real kindness to be a bridge.

Send us a text How does someone assent to a proposition? By a jump of intuition based on many converging pieces of evidence.

Send us a text This is done in four parts: 1) What does he mean by a university? 2) How is theology to be incorporated? 3) How should the Church be incorporated? 4) Miscellaneous points on pedagogy and the professor

Send us a text This stuff blew my mind, especially as he argued for the most reasonable expectation that there would be an infallible authority in the revealed religion of Jesus Christ. I have three parts: 1) The basic concept of the development of an idea, specifically Christian doctrine 2) The reasonable expectation for an infallible authority 3) The criteria for authentic development.

Send us a text Here are the theological and relational steps for his entrance into the Catholic Church.

Send us a text Check it out. Here's him starting up the Oxford Movement, aka tractarianism. It's my favorite time of his life!

Send us a text Check out his biography: https://youtu.be/aRqE0clLw_w?si=JTdD84GC1lL21LcI

Send us a text Check it out. I think we should all at least find unity in the Second Vatican Council. You might also be intrigued by my experience as a rural pastor. Who knows?

Send us a text Sorry for the audio! This is a big deal, super practical, and can make your parish's liturgy more beautiful, glorious, and a setting more facilitating of worship.

Send us a text You have been baptized into Christ, who is High Priest. Therefore, you are a part of His priesthood! Play your part! Just as He offered is life as a total gift of love to the Father, so you do the same! This is your altar call! Offer your life outside of the Mass but especially in the Mass as a total gift of love to the Father through, with and in Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Send us a text Check this out, and get enthused about Baptism!

Send us a text This is a big one, a game changer. If you're involved in with setting your heart on fire or others as a catechist, small group leader, OCIA person, CHECK IT OUT!

Send us a text Check this out. I'm back after several months of hiatus. This will be good because it preps us to understand where the liturgy comes from and how it came to be in an organic way. With this understanding, also, we're prepped to dive into the next episode.

Send us a text Check it out. You're made for it.

Send us a text The liturgy is the participation of the People of God in the Work of God. We got into the work of God, specifically as seen from the Trinity as a whole and distinctly in their Persons.

Send us a text 1. The liturgy glorifies God and sanctifies humanity 2. Liturgy is the work of Jesus Christ 3. The liturgy drives the economy 4. The liturgy uses mixed media 5. It demands our active participation 6. The liturgy manifests the Church 7. The liturgy expresses and causes unity 8. Liturgy is a foretaste of heaven 9. Liturgy should be beautiful 10. The liturgy sings the word.

Send us a text As we are trying to absorb a hermeneutic (perspective) of continuity, we dove into a few key figures in the contemporary liturgical history who gave form to what is called "The Liturgical Movement." --Dom Proseper Gueranger --St Piux X --Romano Guardini --Odo Casel --Dom Virgil Michel --Piux XII

Send us a text We get into some good stuff: 1) You will die 2) Go to heaven 3) Life your life to make your heaven self proud 4) Don't plan on living forever 5) The practical preparation: Spiritual, financial, legal

Send us a text Here we talk about pastoral principles, that is, caring for the person in all the different ways. Also, we talked about the basics of morality: 1) You must do what is reasonable to keep them alive. 2) You don't have to do everything