Nothing the Church does is random, down to its smallest of architectural and interior designs. Father Peter will open our eyes to the hundreds of symbols hidden in our Church, helping us elevate our minds, hearts, and bodies toward the mystery of God.

For many people, Mass is a boring obligation. Without meaning, Mass can feel mechanical and ritualistic without any kind of “return of investment.” This class unveils the true meaning of the Mass, giving it energy, vibrancy, relevance, and passion!

Is “Christianity” enough? Which of the 45,000+ denominations is true? Unless God is schizophrenic, then only one must have the fullness of truth. This class proposes Catholicism as being the Church who most fully imbues the truth of Jesus Christ.

If God does not exist, then all pursuit of the transcendent is meaningless. How can we reasonably come to a belief in God? If God does exist, what religion? This class builds our confidence in God’s existence as well as proposes Christianity as the most reasonable next step no our quest to finding God.

RCIA begins again at the start of a new school year and the topic of Happiness. We are fundamentally individuals in search of happiness. How do we obtain it? What is it? This class opens these questions up for discussion, and proposes a three-step approach to finding real "happiness.”

What does it mean to be a Modernist? What does it mean to be a Traditionalist? Are they mutually exclusive or is there an in-between? Each has its benefits and faults, so which should we be as Catholics? How do we look at them through a Catholic lense?

School is coming to an end and summer is on its way. With it, Matt polled the class on the questions they had and topics they would like discussed. Today’s episode takes a look at two big problems in the Church: first, the Sexual Abuse Scandal in the Church and how we might respond to that crisis as a Faithful Catholic; second, Pope Francis and the sometimes controversial statements he makes.

We are about to be Catholic? Now what? RCIA will end soon so how do we not retreat into simply a Sunday Mass goer, but truly engage the faith and the parish. This class talks about all the ways by which you can continue your formation and to be a gift back to the parish and greater community of Boulder.

We end our discussion on Morality with a reflection on the Ten Commandments through the lease of virtue. How can the Ten Commandments be an important framework in our pursuit of Holiness?

We now end our exploration of the Sacraments and turn our attention toward how we live within this story that Sacraments plunged us into. Here we will talk about what morality is in general, how to determine what is immoral and moral, and the two types of sin and how virtue is the most effective antidote to sin.