Becoming Byzantine: Christ Our Pascha Series

Vineyard of the Lord Catholic Ministries
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An online introduction to Byzantine Christian Faith, Worship, and Life based upon the teachings of the Ukrainian Catholic Catechism, "Christ Our Pascha." There are 10 recorded webinars introducing the topics and themes from the Catechism, as well as thirty-six lessons for individual, group, or parish study. If you would like to support and be a partner with Becoming Byzantine, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. God bless and be with you! Co-sponsored by the (Ruthenian) Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix and the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute.

  1. Lesson 1: Introduction to the Byzantine Catechumenate

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 1: Introduction to the Byzantine Catechumenate

    Introduction to the Byzantine Catechumenate & Review of Concluding Section (COP §§ 1; 9-11; 53-54; 63-66; pp. 309-317) This is a recording of the first Lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha

    18 min
  2. I. Introduction to the Byzantine Catechumenate

    10/08/2022

    I. Introduction to the Byzantine Catechumenate

    This is a recording of the first webinar in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    1h 32m
  3. Lesson 2: Symbol Of Faith

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 2: Symbol Of Faith

    Symbol of Faith (COP §§ 2-5) This is a recording of the second lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    10 min
  4. Lesson 3: Anaphora Of St Basil The Great

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 3: Anaphora Of St Basil The Great

    Anaphora of Saint Basil the Great (COP §§ 6-8) This is a recording of the third Lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    10 min
  5. II. Faith Of The Church : Revelation of the Most Holy Trinity

    10/08/2022

    II. Faith Of The Church : Revelation of the Most Holy Trinity

    This is a recording of the second webinar in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    1h 27m
  6. Lesson 4: God’s Revelation

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 4: God’s Revelation

    God’s Revelation  (COP §§ 12-29) This is a recording of the fourth lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    17 min
  7. Lesson 5: Holy Tradition

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 5: Holy Tradition

    Holy Tradition (COP §§ 30-37; 55-62;67-70) This is a recording of the fifth Lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    16 min
  8. Lesson 6: The Holy Scriptures

    10/08/2022

    Lesson 6: The Holy Scriptures

    The Holy Scriptures (COP §§ 38-52) This is a recording of the sixth lesson in the Becoming Byzantine series on the Faith, Worship, and Life of the Byzantine Catholic Church according to the teachings of the catechism, Christ Our Pascha.

    11 min
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An online introduction to Byzantine Christian Faith, Worship, and Life based upon the teachings of the Ukrainian Catholic Catechism, "Christ Our Pascha." There are 10 recorded webinars introducing the topics and themes from the Catechism, as well as thirty-six lessons for individual, group, or parish study. If you would like to support and be a partner with Becoming Byzantine, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. God bless and be with you! Co-sponsored by the (Ruthenian) Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix and the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute.

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