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The Holy Trinity

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=147999138831545849866_147

3m 33s

2017

We shouldn't avoid talking about the Holy Trinity - it's the central mystery of our faith! And even though it's a mystery, that doesn't mean we can't know anything about it.

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=181217579881549994838_181

1001 Reasons to Be Catholic - Reason 101

0m 53s

Christ the Priest Media

2019

There are many great reasons to be Catholic! Here's one of them!

Catechism • Education • Tradition

1001 Reasons to Be Catholic - Reason 104

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=255384534761551747054_255

1001 Reasons to Be Catholic - Reason 104

1m 26s

Christ the Priest Media

2019

There are many great reasons to be Catholic! Here's one of them!

Church Dogma • Catechism • Crucifixion

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=132252079861548868416_132

1001 Reasons to Be Catholic - Reason 99

1m 0s

Christ the Priest Media

2017

There are many great reasons to be Catholic! Here's one of them!

Holy Trinity • Catholic Teaching • Heresies

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=404177757071554402362_404

1001 Reasons to Be Catholic - Reason 113

0m 42s

Christ the Priest Media

2019

There are many great reasons to be Catholic! Here's one of them!

Early Church • Holy Trinity • Pope

'The Epiclesis is the Holy Spirit making Christ present' - Dr Gerard O'Shea

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=1401698733281568572244_1401

'The Epiclesis is the Holy Spirit making Christ present' - Dr Gerard O'Shea

2m 16s

Parousia Media

2019

Dr Gerard O'Shea is the author of Educating in Christ: A Practical Handbook for Developing the Catholic Faith from Childhood to Adolescence - For Parents, Teachers, Catechists and School Administrators.

Mass • Scripture • Holy Trinity

Is God a Man

https://romansky.tv/videoplayer.cgi?v=6452414112021555539748_645

Is God a Man

8m 21s

Breaking in the Habit

2019

Almost every depiction of the Christian God is of a man, and the way we speak of God is in masculine terms. Is this correct, and if not, what might we be missing?

Early Church • Education • History