Episode 3 | Catholic Commentary on The Chosen | Season 2

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. Scott Hefelfinger discuss Episode 3 of The Chosen Season 2: “Matthew 4:24”. They highlight its depiction of Mary, recomm...

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Episode 2 | Catholic Commentary on The Chosen | Season 1

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Catholic Commentary on The Chosen aims to help Catholics actively engage with the immensely popular TV series depicting the life of Christ.

This episode discusses the second episode of The Chosen, "Shabbat," examining the Jewish beliefs and practices behind the Sabbath celebration and the characters Peter and Matthew.

Watch Episode 3 of Catholic Commentary on The Chosen here: https://watch.formed.org/catholic-commentary-on-the-chosen/season:1/videos/episode-3-catholic-commentary-on-the-chosen-season-1

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