Every human society possesses a moral and spiritual imaginative vision, a set of assumptions and ways of looking at things according to which life proceeds.

'From Christendom to Apostolic Mission' is an attempt to contribute effective strategies to engage our own time and culture once more with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and – for a weary world – to awaken the Catholic imaginative vision.Monsignor James Shea has served as the sixth president of the university since 2009. He is a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Bismarck, North Dakota."A compelling Christian narrative is called for, one that provides a counter to the secular vision, that helps Christians understand and fend off false gospels. There needs to be a re-articulation of the truth that can provide those who are languishing under the malnourishment of the modern spiritual diet a way out of their predicament."You can get the book here: https://www.ctsbooks.org/product/from-christendom-to-apostolic-mission/

(0:00) Opening Credits

(0:32) Preface

(3:57) Introduction

(13:01) 1 The Place of a Ruling Imaginative Vision in Human Cultures

(35:24) 2 Christendom and Apostolic: Advantages and Challenges

(56:35) 3 The Current Climate

(1:07:49) 4 Developing a Pastoral Strategy for this Transitional Time

(2:12:54) 5 The Key Task: Conversion of the Mind to a New Way of Seeing

(3:04:21) 6 Conclusion