Many of the things we’d like to know about Jesus’ life we don’t know, but remember, as Fr. Mike has told us, a Christian mystery is not “a case to be solved.” It’s a beauty to bathe in. The Catechism explains the three characteristics common to each of Christ’s mysteries: revelation, redemption, and recapitulation. Fr. Mike shows how we are to participate in the mysteries of Christ. Today's readings are Catechism paragraphs 512-521. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/ciy Please note: The Catechism of the Catholic Church contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.
In this episode of Catholic in a Year, we start walking through the mysteries of Christ's life, discussing Mary's virginity and her role in God's plan. Subscribe to the podcast for daily updates and notifications.
The Creed only mentions the mysteries of incarnation, the Paschal mystery, and skips the hidden and public life of Christ, which are crucial parts of his redeeming work in our lives. Jesus's whole life is a mystery that recapitulates every aspect of human existence as a work of redemption.
The Creed speaks only about the mysteries of Jesus' incarnation, conception, and birth and pasch, and the articles of faith concerning these do shed some light on his earthly life, especially his hidden and public life.
Jesus’ redemption of humanity is at work throughout his entire life, as he embraces suffering and poverty and redeems every aspect of human life through his passion.
The podcast discusses the concept of salvation and the mysteries of Jesus' infancy and hidden life with Joseph and Mary in Nazareth.