Individual Course: Catholic Mysticism & the Beautiful Life of Grace, Revised & Expanded (with Print Workbook)
Course Description
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus says that only "one thing" is necessary...the interior life. And once you really understand what He's talking about, everything changes!
In a series of 8 powerful presentations, renowned teacher Matthew Leonard dives into the rich, mystical tradition of Catholic spirituality in a way you've never heard before.
It's a series that has touched the lives of thousands of Catholics from around the world.
"Whenever we complete a video .. we just look at each other with utter amazement and say ..WOW"
"I just cant say enough...This is not something we have been able to get at any other bible studies or at our church."
Watch the Trailer:
This Catholic Mysticism Revised & Expanded Individual Course Includes:
- One Full Year of Accessto every lesson at any time. Watch whenever you want, for as many times as you want on a computer, tablet or smart phone!
- Beautiful Printed Workbook
Introductions & Detailed Lesson Review
Saint Quotes
Scripture Passages that follow the Guided Audio Meditations
Each video is about 20 minutes long. You can pace it how ever works best for your situation.
"The length is just right for each lesson because there is so much in them. Excellent and understandable teaching."
Lesson Titles:
Lesson One - What is the Mystical Life? Lesson Two - The Importance of Station in Life Lesson Three - How Divine Life Happens Lesson Four - The Incredible Beauty of Grace Lesson Five - In the Beginning - Understanding Sanctifying Grace Lesson Six - The Fall From Grace Lesson Seven - The Helping Hand of Actual Grace Lesson Eight - The Mystical Movements of the Human Soul
"This is the best, most powerful, most insightful study I have ever done, bar none."
Nihil Obstat & Imprimatur
Nihil Obstat
The Reverend James M. Dunfee, MA, STL
Censor Librorum
August 28, 2026
Imprimatur
The Most Reverend Edward M. Lohse, JCD
Apostolic Administrator of Steubenville
August 28, 2026
The nihil obstat and imprimatur do not signify agreement with the content, opinions, or statements expressed but simply affirm that the content does not contradict faith and morals.
