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CD STUDIES

(To be continued...)

We spend a lot of time in our cars and traveling these days and we all have smart cell phones that offer all sorts of entertainment. Why not use that time and the technology to learn more about the Catholic Faith? Below you will find some suggestions and some have handouts that are excellent ways of remembering the incredible information on the CDs OR you may use for  faith formation. The ones that have a       are some that profoundly affected my life and ignited a fire in me that set me on a journey for life. I hope you will find something that will excite you too. Be sure and let me know what you think and to offer additional suggestions. Thank you. W  wanda.lighthouseideas.org.

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Well-known Catholic theologian Dr. Scott Hahn explains Christ's Paschal Sacrifice on the cross  as the fulfillment of the traditional fourth cup used in the celebration of the Jewish Passover meal. He draws a symbolic parallel to the Last Supper and Christ's death on Calvary. Through  his scholarly insights and important biblical connections, Mass will come alive for you as never before!.

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Dr. Brant Pitre uses the Hebrew Scriptures and Jewish tradition to frame the actions of Jesus at the Last Supper, and to provide a fresh look at the heart of Catholic practice — the Eucharist. By taking us back to the Jewish roots of our faith, Dr. Pitre gives us a powerful lens through which to see anew the bread of the presence, the manna, the Last Supper, and ultimately the meaning of the Eucharist.

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Dr. Scott Hahn presents the historical and biblical origins of the Sacrament of Penance. He provides an important guide for new Catholics, a source of renewal for "old hands," and a challenge to all of us to deepen our relationship with Christ by frequenting the Sacrament of Penance.

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Dr. Scott Hahn, internationally known theologian and author, explains the inestimable value of the Creed as a sure means of communicating the life-giving faith of the Apostles and as an indispensable source of unity for the Church. Dr. Hahn also brings to light how the Creed has served as a time-tested wellspring of meditation by which a believer can deepen his or her relationship with Christ, making it, in the words of St. Ambrose, "the treasure of our soul."

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