Liturgy and Sacraments: Beginning Catechism Part II

Blog followers, I am so sorry for the delay in sharing last week’s videos here on the blog! Family and life responsibilities needed my full attention, so I only had time to record and upload the videos to YouTube.

This week/weekend I hope to get back on track here and on Instagram. We are, however, still on track for the reading schedule! If you still have not downloaded your free Catechism reading guide, you can do so by joining by blog email list here:

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Last week we began Part II of the Catechism, which is The Celebration of Christian Mystery! In this video, we define the “economy of salvation” then explore the sacramental economy. We look at the essential teachings about the Christian liturgy, the sacraments, and how they are made present in the Church.

We will continue this conversation this week. Remember to SUBSCRIBE to keep learning about the Catholic Faith!

To God be the Glory!

Published by Abigail C. R. Gripshover

Abigail C. R. Gripshover is a Catholic writer and speaker, passionate about the power of God’s love. She has been a voice for the Church online for over 10 years, encouraging her fellow Catholics to embrace the teachings of the Faith in every area of life. In the summer of 2022, she started a new journey of radical healing through radical trust in God. She is feeling called to share her story of chronic illness and God’s healing grace. She holds a B.A. in English Lit from Christendom College and works from home as a freelance copywriter and digital strategist. She and her husband, Bobby, also offer product photography services and love working with Catholic companies. You can connect with Abigail on LinkedIn to learn more about these services and find her business email address.

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