Catholicism

- Season 1

(2011)

Fr. Robert Barron travels to the Holy Land and reveals through sight, scripture, and story just how strange and startling Jesus Christ was to his first century disciples and to all who followed in their wake.

Jesus' words are weighed and found wonderful. Fr. Barron reflects on the Beatitudes, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, and the corporal and spiritual works of mercy and how they were personified by Peter Maurin, Dorothy Day and Mother Teresa.

Speaking in cathedrals and a concentration camp, Fr. Barron addresses age-old theological questions: Who or what is God? Can God's existence be proved? Why is there evil? What is the Trinity? Can religion and science be reconciled?

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Episode 5: "The Indispensable Men: Peter, Paul, and the Missionary Adventure" presents the Church's missionary endeavor which begins with the adventures of Saint Peter and Saint Paul. From Ephesus, Corinth, Athens, and Rome and to the far reaches of the world, Father Robert Barron traces the influence of these two great apostles and their enduring legacies in the life of the Church.

Episode 6: "A Body Both Suffering and Glorious: The MysticalUnion of Christ and the Church," Father Barron explores the Catholic Faith's unique understanding of the relationship of Jesus Christ and the Church. Witness how the mystical Body of Christ is a living organism that stretches from Rome to New York, Sao Paolo, Manila, and Namugongo, embracing humanity in all of its joys and sorrows.

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