Whether you are a cradle Catholic, a recent convert, or just interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, this series is for you. 

World-renowned author and theologian Jeff Cavins explains the basics of Catholicism in ten dynamic 60-minute presentations. Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins makes the Catholic faith come alive.  Perfect for a parish Bible study program.

Includes these talks:

Conversion: From Chaos to Covenant
How can you better conform your life to Jesus Christ? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins explores the life-long journey of Christian conversion, and reveals God's plan to bring everyone to Himself.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins shows how God is continually calling everyone to deeper conversion, and how you can respond to this call, wherever you are on your faith journey.

The Word of God: A Father Speaks to His Children
How can you get the most out of reading the Bible? What is the role of Tradition in the Scriptures? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins provides a valuable road map for navigating the Bible.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins' presentation makes the Bible come alive as he reveals how to read the Scriptures with the mind of the Church, and how to put them into practice in daily living.

Prayer: Let's Communicate
What is prayer? Why should you pray? How can you deepen your prayer life? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins explores the beauty and challenges of prayer, and provides practical tips to jump start or revitalize your prayer life.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins explores the main types of prayer, and demonstrates how you can utilize them to grow closer to God, wherever you are on your faith journey.

The Sacraments: Actions of the Holy Spirit
What is a sacrament? Why are there seven? Where do they come from and how do they work? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins reveals the origin and power of the seven sacraments, and their importance in daily living.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins provides an overview of each of the sacraments and shows how the sacraments can help transform your life, wherever you are on your faith journey.

The Mass: The Center of our Faith
Why is the Mass called a "Holy Sacrifice" and who decides what the readings will be? How can you best prepare yourself for Mass? In this dynamic 60 minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins tackles these questions and more as he explores the Biblical roots and significance of the Mass.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins explains the elements of the Mass and shows how it can help transform your life, wherever you are on your faith journey.

Mary: Our Mother and Advocate
Why does the Church teach Mary was conceived without original sin? How can you develop a devotion to Mary? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins explores the role of Mary and devotion to her in the life of the Church.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins shows how Mary's role as intercessor is rooted in the Old Testament, and how Marian prayers like the rosary can help transform your life, wherever you are on your faith journey.

The Papacy: A Question of Authority
What does it mean when a pope speaks infallibly and where does his authority come from? Why does the pope live in Rome? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins reveals the biblical foundations of the papacy and its important role in preserving unity in the Church.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins tackles many of the tough questions that surround the papacy and shows its importance in the life of every Christian.

Reconcilliation: I Must Confess
Why do Catholics confess their sins to a priest and what is the difference between a mortal sin and a venial sin? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins opens the confessional door to reveal the life-changing power of this often misunderstood sacrament.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins explains the Biblical roots of confession and shows how frequent confession can help transform your life and your relationship with Christ.

The Liturgical Year: The Rythm of the Church
Why do priests wear green during Ordinary Time and what is ordinary about it? What are the main liturgical seasons? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins explores the rich Biblical history and major feasts of the liturgical year.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins explains the rhythm of the liturgical year and provides tips on how living it more fully can enhance your experience of Sunday Mass.

The Communion of Saints: The Unity of the Family
What is the Communion of Saints, and why do Catholics pray to saints? In this dynamic 60-minute presentation, author and theologian Jeff Cavins reveals how the Christian family extends beyond the living to include those who have gone before us in faith.

Drawing upon the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, as well as entertaining personal anecdotes, Cavins demonstrates the Biblical foundations of the Communion of Saints and shows how their intercession can help transform your life.

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