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Come and See: A Graduate Level Course in Theology episodes
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- Class 32: Mortification & Redemptive Suffering - Review of Ch. 6
August 16, 2026
Conclusion (p148), Supplemental Reading (p149), Vocab (pp150-151), Study Questions (p152), Practical Exercises (p153)
Catechetical Focus: CCC 607 & 618 (p154)
Saintly Models: Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Francis (St. Michael's Lent, 15 Aug - 29 Sep, 1224), Blessed Chiara Badano contrasted with modern day Sadducees
Put into Practice (Optional): Wednesday & Friday (& Saturday?) Abstinence; St. Michael's Lent (see handout), "Offer it up!" (watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU8YnfvkJoc)
As a domestic church, review questions 1, 13, 14, 15 (p152) and 4 (p153).
41 min - 44 min
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- Class 28: Christ's Baptism & Public Ministry & Who's Who in Judea
July 19, 2026
Pages 132-135 (plus top paragraph of 136)
Notes (additional):
1. Repent: Metanoia (meta + nous = change of mind) needs to be on an ontological level
2. Kingdom: Basileia (Greek word for kingdom) has direct relation to a key building in Old Town Alexandria, because the ancient basilica style of architecture came from government / royal buildings -- not religious worship sites such as Jewish or pagan temples
3. A fourth key group in Judea not mentioned on p135 is the Essenes from Qumran. Scholars point to St. John the Baptist and St. Mark as key (former?) Essenes who shape the ministry of Jesus.
55 min
About Come and See: A Graduate Level Course in Theology
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A 3-year long course designed to give listeners a graduate level education in the theology of the Catholic Church.