Covenant Year of The Bible Course (Year A)

Parish Class Format

faculty teaching a of small groups

What You'll Cover

We begin our journey through the Bible by tracing the story of Israel–the People of God–through the historical books of the Old Testament. Jesus’ earthly ministry flowed forth from this Old Testament context. Through these books we discover that the Old Testament is not merely history, but indeed our story.

Preparing at Home

We recommend setting aside 2-3 hours a week (just 20-30 min a day!) for reading the assigned Scriptures and writing responses to discussion questions to share with your group each week. There are no tests, quizzes, or grades--our purpose is discipleship.

At Home and in Class

Reading the Bible at home can be part of your ordinary prayer life! We encourage participants to listen for the Holy Spirit and stop to dwell on passages where God speaks to you. We draw from the riches of the Church in praying together, using Scripture, during class.

Taking Year A Online?

Read about the Online Class Format

Whether in a Parish or Online: Books, Schedule, and More

Books
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We recommend setting aside about 2 hours a week for reading the Bible and other supplemental books for The Bible Course. Reading the Sacred Scriptures can be part of your ordinary prayer time!

Books for The Bible Course Year A
Schedule
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Parish classes meet weekly, at the same time and place. Your teacher will notify you of any weather/facility cancellations. All classes are audio-recorded (like a podcast) so that you can stay connected when missing a class or review for your own study. 

The online class uses the same start/end weeks and vacation weeks as parish classes.

Courses Schedule and Breaks
Teacher
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All teachers hold a Masters degree (or higher) in Catholic Theology or a related field and are approved for teaching by Dr. Peter Williamson, Co-Editor of the Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture and Chair of the Department of Sacred Scripture at Sacred Heart Major Seminary (Detroit). 

A teacher remains with a class for the full year (Sept-to-May) in order to get to know each participant and foster growth as a disciple of Jesus. 

Most Holy Trinity, Fowler: Doug Taylor-Weiss
Our Lady of Good Counsel, Plymouth: Dr. Tamra Fromm
St. John Neumann, Canton: Cathryn Torgerson-Wade
Fully Online: Dr. Tamra Fromm
Our Lady of Consolation, Rockford: Doug Taylor-Weiss
Tuition
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For The Bible Course, we suggest a tuition of $600 per year with a 50% discount for additional family members.

If you are able to give above the $600 per year level, we offer our gratitude in advance, your generosity allows the Biblical School ministry to reach others who cannot afford to give.

 If you are able to contribute a smaller amount, please do.

Tuition contributions of any size or frequency are welcomed. Since 2009, every person who has wanted to participate has been able to, regardless of their financial resources, due to donations to our scholarship fund.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Catholic Biblical School

Did you know? We have no physical office building or permanent location. Our classes are available at parishes, ministry sites, in homes/small groups, and online.

We receive post mail at:

Catholic Biblical School of Michigan
Attn: Fred Morath
14200 E 10 Mile Rd
Warren, MI 48089-2163

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