What do Catholics REALLY believe? Whether you are a cradle Catholic who is a little rusty on the church's teachings, a Confirmation candidate, or someone who is new to the faith, this podcast has something for everyone. Join Fr. Andrew Linn as he explores in a three part series the foundational Catholic beliefs laid out by the "Catechism of the Catholic Church," the Catholic social teaching, and The 10 Commandments. Fr. Linn is currently an associate pastor for two parishes in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. He studied philosophy at Notre Dame, served in the Navy, and was ordained in 2016.
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What do Catholics REALLY believe? Whether you are a cradle Catholic who is a little rusty on the church's teachings, a Confirmation candidate, or someone who is new to the faith, this podcast has something for everyone. Join Fr. Andrew Linn as he explores in a three part series the foundational Catholic beliefs laid out by the "Catechism of the Catholic Church," the Catholic social teaching, and The 10 Commandments. Fr. Linn is currently an associate pastor for two parishes in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. He studied philosophy at Notre Dame, served in the Navy, and was ordained in 2016.
Associate Pastor Father Linn discusses the Fifth Commandment, "You shall not kill" in two parts. This is part 1.
Catholicism 101
What do Catholics REALLY believe? Whether you are a cradle Catholic who is a little rusty on the church's teachings, a Confirmation candidate, or someone who is new to the faith, this podcast has something for everyone. Join Fr. Andrew Linn as he explores in a three part series the foundational Catholic beliefs laid out by the "Catechism of the Catholic Church," the Catholic social teaching, and The 10 Commandments. Fr. Linn is currently an associate pastor for two parishes in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. He studied philosophy at Notre Dame, served in the Navy, and was ordained in 2016.
