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Dr. Chris and Renae continue their deep dive into what we do and why we do it at the Mass, talking this episode about the layout of Catholic churches and the symbolism of the altar.
Jesus tells us to love God with all of our heart, strength, soul and mind. But what does it mean to love God with all of our mind? And what are some habits that can help us to do just that? That's what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode!
We're about to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. But what does it mean to give thanks? And why do we do it? And how does it connect to our faith? That's what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode!
What, exactly, is purgatory? Where did the idea come from? And why should you care? That's what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode!
On November 1st Catholics celebrate All Saints Day. But what, exactly, are saints? And why do Catholics pray for them? And really, why should you care? That's what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode!
Dr. Chris and Renae continue their deep dive into what we do and why we do it at the Mass, talking this episode about why we pray before Mass begins, and why we stand and sing at the beginning of Mass.
Dr. Chris and Renae continue their deep dive into what we do and why we do it at the Mass, talking this episode about the significance of the church foyer, of holy water and of genuflecting. And there might be a contest...
What's the very first thing that happens at Mass? You might be surprised at the answer! What it is and what it matters is what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode.
Where does the Mass come from? What are its origins? In this episode, Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz look at one of the most significant biblical roots of the Mass and why it matters for us today.
What, exactly, is the Mass? Why do we "do" the Mass? And what difference does it make in your own life? That's what Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this first of a multi-part series on Ignition.
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