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 proposes Christianity is the most reasonable next step no our quest to finding God.

Continuing the introductions, Matt takes the class through an introduction to "happiness" and what it means.

RCIA has started up again and Matt introduces himself and the process called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults in the Catholic Church.

Now more than ever, people are asking the fundamental question, “What does it mean to be distinctly human?“. With AI slowly taking over more and more jobs each year, we need to understand what separates AI from human nature. The great news is that the Catholic Church has an answer and it aligns with what the secular world is just now figuring out! Matt talks about the coming age of “re-embracing our humanity” thanks to technology!

This week, Matt takes a unique angle on Luke 5:18-25, the passage in which Jesus heals a paralytic, unlocking a powerful key for effective evangelization.

This week on Becoming Catholic, Matt reflects on the popularity of gratitude journals and proposes a more compelling and richly Catholic approach to gratitude. Try Matt’s 30-day challenge to four daily Catholic practices that will transform your life into one of a more authentic expression of gratitude that leads the way to a more fulfilling pursuit!

With all the sexual abuse scandals that continue to destroy the Church’s reputation, do we need to re-evaluate how we engage others in the faith? Matt talks about why he loves being in campus ministry at the University of Colorado Boulder, and how the faith of the students he walks with can provide insight to how to be and become Catholic in a culture that does not care about being Catholic.

Amidst the heated discussions going on about Pope Francis and The Lord’s Prayer, Matt reflects upon the phrase “lead us not into temptation”. Where ever the opinions lie, for or against, or maybe out of the loop, It is important to spend a few minutes reflecting upon the gifts that are coming from this proposed change.

This week Matt talks about why religion matters and how it is the antidote to a will-to-power culture that has its own roots in Christian history (surprise, surprise).