Kerygma

I forgot.

And I went straight to chapter 29 on Kerygma, which, you know, is in general, I know, an important topic to you.

Your entire conference is named Kerygma.

But Kerygma is about proclamation and what it means to proclaim.

And Lisa goes through and tells this story, this incredible story about Flory Evans from Cardiganshire, Wales, which by the way, I found out is where- Where we get the sweater from.

The word sweater, yeah, the cardigan from, and literally gives you a 2.57 page gospel-filled, spirit-filled primer on what proclamation is.

Have you ever invited someone to become Catholic? If you truly are in love with your faith, then you are going to want to spread that.

So the last thing I want to close with is just the kerygma, which is like, right, well, maybe I'll just ask you, what's the kerygma, Jake?

The Kerygma is the core teaching that we were created, we fell, God promised salvation, we've been waiting for that, and then Jesus comes to enact that salvation.

Jesus comes to reveal the Father to us, Jesus dies, suffers for us, Jesus rises from the dead, opening the path to heaven, leading us there.

So the Passion, Death, and Resurrection is basically the simple proclamation of our faith, the kernel, the core kernel of what it means to be Catholic.