Foundations of Catholic Social Teaching
Chapter 1: What is the Holy Trinity?
Ignite Your Catholic Faith – What is the Holy Trinity?
Film Focus Point: This brief video by Bishop Don Hying of the archdiocese of Milwaukee presents a concise overview of the Church’s teaching on the Holy Trinity.
Text Focus Point: Page 14
Discussion Questions:
- Why do we believe that God is the perfect relationship?
- How is the Trinity expressed or revealed in our communion with others?
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