Catholic Thinkers

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady, O.P.: 6. The Nature, Necessity, and Effects of Sanctifying Grace

(Recorded in 1998) In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/SUjanAhTih0

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady, O.P.: 5. The New Law of Christ and Sanctifying Grace

(Recorded in 1998) In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/1B8jd9waVu0

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady, O.P.: 4. The Nature of the Law

(Recorded in 1998) In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/ZqRv-xsN2Ag

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady, O.P.: 3. The State of Human Nature

(Recorded in 1998) In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/AaSBZetqvoI

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady O.P.: 2. Controversy Over the Desire to See God

(Recorded in 1998). In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/rQti1v7kU8Q

Nature and Grace by Rev. Brian Mullady, O.P.: 1. The Natural Desire to See God

(Recorded in 1998). In this course, we will cover the major controversies regarding the proper way to understand the relationship between Nature and Grace. These different approaches to the question have had serious ramifications in various areas on theology; these too will be our concern in this course.

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https://youtu.be/-tNZqoK5zBU

Two Critical Moments in Catholic History by Rev. Marvin O’Connell: 6. The Counter-Reformation and the Council of Trent

The first years of Christianity and, later, the years of the Protestant reformation were especially formative years in the Church. Father O'Connell guides the listener through historical facts with stories, always drawing us into the mindset of the key players and of the time in which they lived. How were the very first Christians viewed by their contemporaries, and why were they persecuted? How did the Church survive the popular heresies that arose while it was still very new?

In the second part of the course, we learn about the humble beginnings of Martin Luther and how his personal theological difficulty became a movement that changed Christendom, one in which a one-time defender of the Catholic faith and the papacy, Henry the VIII, would later reject the authority of the pope and have himself declared the Supreme Head of the Church in England. 

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https://youtu.be/QSTMtTNPLrE

Two Critical Moments in Catholic History by Rev. Marvin O’Connell: 5. Tudor Dynasty and the Reformation in England

The first years of Christianity and, later, the years of the Protestant reformation were especially formative years in the Church. Father O'Connell guides the listener through historical facts with stories, always drawing us into the mindset of the key players and of the time in which they lived. How were the very first Christians viewed by their contemporaries, and why were they persecuted? How did the Church survive the popular heresies that arose while it was still very new?

In the second part of the course, we learn about the humble beginnings of Martin Luther and how his personal theological difficulty became a movement that changed Christendom, one in which a one-time defender of the Catholic faith and the papacy, Henry the VIII, would later reject the authority of the pope and have himself declared the Supreme Head of the Church in England. 

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https://youtu.be/F4TLG8j_vxw

Two Critical Moments in Catholic History by Rev. Marvin O’Connell: 4. Luther and the Reformation

The first years of Christianity and, later, the years of the Protestant reformation were especially formative years in the Church. Father O'Connell guides the listener through historical facts with stories, always drawing us into the mindset of the key players and of the time in which they lived. How were the very first Christians viewed by their contemporaries, and why were they persecuted? How did the Church survive the popular heresies that arose while it was still very new?

In the second part of the course, we learn about the humble beginnings of Martin Luther and how his personal theological difficulty became a movement that changed Christendom, one in which a one-time defender of the Catholic faith and the papacy, Henry the VIII, would later reject the authority of the pope and have himself declared the Supreme Head of the Church in England. 

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https://youtu.be/5iw63vYXNJg

Two Critical Moments in Catholic History by Rev. Marvin O’Connell: 3. Persecutions, Councils of Nicea and Chalcedon

The first years of Christianity and, later, the years of the Protestant reformation were especially formative years in the Church. Father O'Connell guides the listener through historical facts with stories, always drawing us into the mindset of the key players and of the time in which they lived. How were the very first Christians viewed by their contemporaries, and why were they persecuted? How did the Church survive the popular heresies that arose while it was still very new?

In the second part of the course, we learn about the humble beginnings of Martin Luther and how his personal theological difficulty became a movement that changed Christendom, one in which a one-time defender of the Catholic faith and the papacy, Henry the VIII, would later reject the authority of the pope and have himself declared the Supreme Head of the Church in England. 

catholicthinkers.org

https://youtu.be/PSyeD1Nyl6Y