| Who's Who in the Catholic Church
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Teaches the institutional, hierarchical structure and organization of the Catholic Church and the roles of everyone from the Pope to the Laity. It covers:
- • What is the Church?
- • Who is the head of the Church? (Answer: Jesus)
- • Why Peter was the first pope
- • What is the Pope - the Vatican - the College of Bishops
- • The purpose of the Magisterium
- • The meaning of the Pope's infallibility
- • The roles of archbishop, bishop, priest, pastor, deacon, and laity
- • What is a diocesan priest, religious priest, brother, sister, nun, monk?
- • What is a Papal Nuncio, Episcopal Conference, Cardinal?
- • How and why it all works together.
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