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St Mark's Gospel Bible Study ,Lectio: Mark is the powerful 14-part series by Tim Gray that explores the Catholic understanding of the Gospel of Mark through lectio divina. Who was Saint Mark the Evangelist and why is his Gospel so important to the Catholic Church? Immerse yourself in this action-packed Gospel that offers Saint Peter's account of Christ's life and teaching.

Combining the insights of Tim Gray with the masterful artistry of the Augustine Institute, this LECTIO series uses the Church's rich tradition of lectio divina to help you better understand and better pray with the Gospel of Mark.

Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
5:39 Mark's length and style
11:39 Who was Mark?
20:06 Unique details in Mark
27:57 Mark's audience

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[heavenlywarning]

*With all my heart I want with this message to wish you, that God gives you everything you need, that he realizes all your dreams and that he fills your life with prosperity*

[arvisconti]

This series is fantastic. Did the study through Formed, I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to learn more about the faith.

[VO_JayRedding]

Latin is the language of The Church and it's the Sacred language of Christianity along with Hebrew and Greek because they were on the Cross. I love the way Fr. Chad Ripperger said it, they are affixed to our salvation.

[kristyw]

Wow…this was just a great presentation and was very well articulated. Thank you!

[joansmith]

Thank you so much, that was so beautiful to listen to listen to.
I look forward to more. God Bless.

[prachiguerra]

Mind blowing explanation Sir. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[johnarulthasmariyanayagam]

Very interesting and informative lecture on the gospel of St. Mark

[biblos]

A very well-structured and professional presentation, especially when compared with other Mark's gospel presentations done by our evangelical brothers available on Youtube.

[annajames]

Interesting! Can't wait for Episode 2. Fortunate to have you teach us. A big thank you🙏

[annajames]

Still patiently waiting for Episode 2.

[charliedebravo]

Mark was an eye witness when Jesus was arrested in the garden. Mark managed to escape when the guards were trying to arrest the disciples.

[golz]

We all want to see all the episodes in YouTube, but we all can fiend all the episodes in FORMED app and there is so much more, like: Lectio Piter, Lectio Mary all the episodes, Saints movies and so much more Christian movies for kids and stuff for them to learn, God bless.

[saichopaotla]

Wonderful class and I hope you can cover all the books of the Bible so that I don't have to revert to other sources like the Bible project when there is such good material out there.

[kfgabriele]

Subsequent episodes are found on the Augustine Institute’s website.

[edwardgarcia]

This was excellent! I yearn to know more. Why did you stop with episode 1?

[tookie]

9:30 possibly marks gospel originated as an oral gospel so it was preached with a teacher who would teach using the story. Mathew then added teachings in the written form

[Chordus_Gaius]

One thing I like is his literally device, which now we call Mark'n Sandwich

[michaelhaywood]

How likely do you think it is that Mark was the boy who lost his coat in Mk 14:51-52?

[janettedavis]

Prior to Vatican11 we were taught Mark was Peter's Son.

[georgebennett]

Love it, but I don't believe Papias on Mark and St. Peter. I agree with Eusebius on Papias' intellect and reliability.
Mark's gospel seems much more Pauline, and it would make sense why the 12 Apostles are shown as more foolish than in the other gospels. The point being that they didn't 'get' it, but St. Paul does. There's many other reasons to believe it was more influenced by St. Paul and without St. Peter's influence at all.