Schonborn, Christoph
Catechism of the catholic church [videorecrding] / Christoph Schonborn. - Ft. Collins, Co : Ignatius Press, c1994. - 2 videodiscs : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. - (approximately 60 mins.)
The most Reverend Christoph Schonborn, Bishop of Vienna, Austria and the man picked by Pope John Paul II to compile and edit the Catechism of the Catholic Church, presents a six-part series on this monumental document and worldwide bestseller. No one is as intimately familiar with the Catechism or as eminently qualified to explain it.
Hosted by Dr. John Haas of the St. Charles Forum series, and filmed by EWTN in Vienna, this is perfect for study groups, sdult education, high school or college religion class or any individuals who want to really delve into this profound and beautiful synthesis of the Catholic faith. This series covers the history of the Catechism, including the process used to compose it the hopes and expectations of its writers. It reviews the four pillars of the Catechism: what the catholic church believes (creed), celebrates (Sacraments), lives ( Commandments) and how we pray (Our Father). Archbishop Schonborn then discusses ways in which the Catechism can be used to deepen a person's faith.
Catholic church.
Catechism, English.
BX1959.3.E5 .S36 1994
Catechism of the catholic church [videorecrding] / Christoph Schonborn. - Ft. Collins, Co : Ignatius Press, c1994. - 2 videodiscs : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. - (approximately 60 mins.)
The most Reverend Christoph Schonborn, Bishop of Vienna, Austria and the man picked by Pope John Paul II to compile and edit the Catechism of the Catholic Church, presents a six-part series on this monumental document and worldwide bestseller. No one is as intimately familiar with the Catechism or as eminently qualified to explain it.
Hosted by Dr. John Haas of the St. Charles Forum series, and filmed by EWTN in Vienna, this is perfect for study groups, sdult education, high school or college religion class or any individuals who want to really delve into this profound and beautiful synthesis of the Catholic faith. This series covers the history of the Catechism, including the process used to compose it the hopes and expectations of its writers. It reviews the four pillars of the Catechism: what the catholic church believes (creed), celebrates (Sacraments), lives ( Commandments) and how we pray (Our Father). Archbishop Schonborn then discusses ways in which the Catechism can be used to deepen a person's faith.
Catholic church.
Catechism, English.
BX1959.3.E5 .S36 1994