Chapter
The Church as the New Jerusalem
07:57 - 14:07 (06:10)
The Church, symbolized by the temple and the holy city of the New Jerusalem, is described as the spotless spouse of the Lamb. Although individuals and the Church as a whole may fail, they constantly look to examine themselves and strive to say yes to God's will.
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The foundation of the church is built on the flock, which God foretold He would shepherd, and led by Christ Himself, the good shepherd and Prince of shepherds, who gave His life for His sheep.
07:57 - 09:27 (01:30)
Summary
The foundation of the church is built on the flock, which God foretold He would shepherd, and led by Christ Himself, the good shepherd and Prince of shepherds, who gave His life for His sheep. The church receives its solidity and unity from this foundation, while the true vine is Christ, who gives life and fruitfulness to the branches, meaning us, who remain in Christ through the church.
ChapterThe Church as the New Jerusalem
EpisodeDay 106: Symbols of the Church
PodcastThe Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
The transcript discusses the importance of the Church as the holy city and spotless spouse of the Lamb, while acknowledging that it is understandable to be upset with its bureaucracy and hierarchy, including individuals in power.
09:27 - 14:07 (04:39)
Summary
The transcript discusses the importance of the Church as the holy city and spotless spouse of the Lamb, while acknowledging that it is understandable to be upset with its bureaucracy and hierarchy, including individuals in power.