The group is united and we cover some great formation questions.

1.Why did you become a  minister, rabbi, priest or theology student?

2.Share one memory that is emblematic of your understanding of your mission as a minister, rabbi, priest or theology student.

3.What do you like least about being  minister, rabbi, priest or theology student?

4.What do you most enjoy about being  minister, rabbi, priest or theology student?

People ask about certain subjects and even ask opinions. There is weight our wors carry.

One could make or break someone'  faith with a lopsided comment. 

How do you handle the burden, the responsibility of truth?

As a man first?

Daily, over time?

As leader of your religious community?

Who takes care of the guides?

How do you keep sane and keep steady in the course.

This group has been doing this for quite some time now. 

How do you continue on the course of truth?

The whole group is united and we break down the different takes from each members perspective.

Can all people speak for God?

The priesthood of all believers. 

God can use anyone but can they speak with doctrinal authority? 

Fundamentally we must all practice what we preach.

These are the Catholic Views on Eschatology. 

(A) individual Eschatology 
Death
Particular Judgement 
Heaven
Purgatory
Hell
(B) Cosmic Eschatology 
The End of the Universe 
The Resurrection of the Body
 The General Judgement 
The Final Consummation  
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Catholic eschatology consists in the fact that, without professing to answer every question that idle curiosity may suggest, it attempts to provide a clear, consistent, satisfying statement of all that need at present be known, or can profitably be understood, regarding the eternal issues of life and death for each of us personally, and the final consummation of the cosmos of which we are a part.