Recorded HS

An Introduction to the Catholic Faith: The Didache, Part One

This class would explore basic Catholic doctrines about God and Christ, following the Nicene Creed. It would discuss the call to holiness, God's existence, divine revelation, the Trinity, man's creation, original sin, the Incarnation, the Paschal Mystery, the Holy Spirit and his work, and the Church, and the Resurrection of the Body.

Live HS

An Introduction to the Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas, Part One

Learn how to reason and understand Thomistic philosophy in this relatable course that simplifies the complex for your student. Learn how to think intelligently about God and the world He made -- and how to exercise reason in its highest form. Get easy-to-understand philosophy at its very best.

Recorded HS

An Introduction to The Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas, Part One

Learn how to reason and understand Thomistic philosophy in this relatable course that simplifies the complex for your student. Get easy-to-understand philosophy at its very best.

Live HS

An Introduction to the Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas, Part Two

Learn how to reason and understand Thomistic philosophy in this relatable course that simplifies the complex for your student. Learn how to think intelligently about God and the world He made -- and how to exercise reason in its highest form

Recorded HS

Answering the Ultimate Protestant Objections on Salvation, Justification, and Purgatory (Catholic Apologetics)

Three areas that Protestants will most likely attack and Catholics are least prepared to answer are questions concerning salvation, justification, and Purgatory. This class will help prepare students to understand these subjects and to competently explain and defend the Faith against its detractors.

Recorded HS

Apologetics: Defending the Bible in the Modern World (Defending Your Faith series)

Learn how the Bible came to be (OT and NT canons), how to explain and defend Sacred Tradition, and why the Bible Alone (Sola Scriptura) is unbiblical and unworkable.

Recorded HS

Apologetics: Introduction to Catholic Apologetics (Defending the Faith Series)

This is a beginners course on apologetics. The focus will become familiar with all the basic prooftexts for common disputed Catholic doctrines and how to answer the most common objections posed against Catholic doctrine. The student will also learn how to read Scripture in context to answer objections and how to use Catholic resources to find answers.

Recorded HS

Apologetics: Peter and the Papacy (Defending the Faith Series)

Sign up today to study how Scripture supports the papacy, to gain better understanding of papal infallibility; and explore Catholic history.

Recorded HS

Catholic Evangelization: Meaning, Methodology, & History

This course intends to develop a composite understanding of the meaning and method of Evangelization within Catholicism, including a contrasting understanding of the Old Evangelization with the New.

Recorded HS

Conversion of Mind and Heart

Conversion is at the center of Christ’s call to each of us. It is a lifelong process that begins when we turn toward our Lord and away from sin, but it is an ongoing process, one that is renewed each day, and that requires a lifetime of humility and struggle. And yet we hear very little about conversion in the modern Church, about repenting and seeking the grace of sanctification, of being made holy, of approaching perfection or “maturity in Christ.” What is the essence of conversion and how can we live it out?

Recorded HS

Critical Thinking, Catholicism, and History

Modern sources of news and entertainment are cleverly designed to compel, persuade, sensationalize, and attract attention. The purpose of this class is twofold: to both teach students how to think critically about the information they encounter, as well as how to construct well-written arguments with appropriate, supporting source material. Few people in our society realize that the true benefit of studying history goes beyond the simple lessons of the past. Rather, by giving critical analysis to the interpretations of the past, students can themselves learn to identify and scrutinize sources of information and form their own opinions with greater wisdom.

Recorded HS

Environmental Science: Catholic Perspectives on Stewardship of Creation

Join this discussion-based, upper-level science course to learn about the environment from a Catholic perspective— we will cover topics ranging from ecology and geology to physical geography (oceanic and atmospheric processes) and hydrology. This is a rigorous college preparatory course that explores the integration of our systematic planet.

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Eschatology: The Theology of the End Times

Zombie apocalypse? Left Behind? What's the truth? Learn the theology of the “Four Last Things” – death, judgment, hell, and heaven – and get a strong theological basis for why eschatology is important for us to know about now.

Recorded HS

High School Theistic Apologetics: Are Science and Religion Enemies? (Defending Your Faith Series)

Over the last century, a myth has developed that the Science and the Catholic Church are enemies or that scientific knowledge is superior to all other forms of knowledge. This class explores the roots of science, the problem of scientism, and shows how the Church gave birth to modern science.

Recorded HS

High School Theology 101 (The Didache: Introduction to Catholicism), Part One

This course will introduce students to the fundamental elements of the Catholic faith including God, the Trinity, Sin, and the Church. It will also include apologetic elements that equip students to defend these Catholic doctrines.

Recorded HS

High School Theology 401 (The Didache: Our Moral Life in Christ), Part One

This course will introduce students to the fundamental elements of Catholic morality including moral foundations, conscience, morality and law, sin, and an introduction to some of the Ten Commandments. It will also include apologetic elements that equip students to defend Catholic doctrines.

Recorded HS

How to Battle Relativism, Nihilism, and Other Errors

Truth matters. When confronted with claims that morality is relative, individual, or changing, how will you respond?