The power of ‘call & response’ in music
U.4 / Proclamation
We see “call-response” dynamics played out in all sorts of human events, from sporting events to rock concerts. But we have to ask, where did this come from? What if…
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What does it mean to ‘have faith’?
U.4 / Explanation
We’re able to use our reason to come to some understanding of who God is and what he’s revealed. But the Catechism also tells us, “Faith is a supernatural gift…
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U.4 / Connection
Faith is easier when it’s something we’re already open to believing. But it’s a lot harder when things get difficult. We’re called to have faith even when it’s difficult to…
WatchFaith is a free and personal response to God
U.4 / Podcast
To highlight what trust in God really is, Emily shares a childhood experience that went into the scripts, and Edmund gives insight into a fatherhood moment with his kids.
WatchWhat selfies tell us about ourselves
U.3 / Proclamation
What is it we really want people to see when we take selfies? What are we really longing for?
WatchHow does God reveal himself to us?
U.3 / Explanation
God desires to reveal himself to us in a way we can understand. Over time, God has shown us who he is and what he came to do.
WatchThe Big 3: Scripture, Tradition, and the Magisterium
U.3 / Connection
Three essentials exist to help us experience the fullness of God’s revelation that he desires you to know today.
WatchGod desires to reveal himself to us
U.3 / Podcast
Get a behind-the-scenes look at production on the proclamation video featuring Edmund’s kids and hear an idea for a Unit 3 video that didn’t move into production. Plus: an exciting…
WatchThe desire for God is written on the human heart
U.2 / Podcast
In this episode, we discuss the videos from Unit 2 (CCC 26 – 49). Learn about the creative process for choosing the topic for ‘Searching For Our Origins’ and some…
WatchSearching for our origins
U.2 / Proclamation
The desire for an understanding of our origins spans across science, religion, art, and the human condition, but why are we so curious about where we come from?
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