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Catholic Theology with Fr. Roy Lepak

Catholic Theology with Fr. Roy Lepak

Roman Catholic Diocese of Marquette 96 Episodes Jan 28, 2026

This podcast presents theology courses taught by Fr. Roy Lepak, a priest and hermit of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The introductory course explores God's revelation in history and the human response of faith, while the Christian Mysticism course examines deep, contemplative knowledge of God through union with Him. Fr. Lepak's academic background in philosophy, church history, and theology informs these teachings. Listeners are encouraged to use the provided handouts from the Diocese of Marquette website to follow along.

Episodes

Syllabus and Ground Rules
Syllabus and Ground Rules Jan 28, 2026 2963 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Presuppositions
Presuppositions Jan 28, 2026 2994 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
God and the Supernatural
God and the Supernatural Jan 28, 2026 2738 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Supernatural and Other Definitions
Supernatural and Other Definitions Jan 28, 2026 2836 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Nature of Essence
Nature of Essence Jan 28, 2026 2870 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Definitions and Four Causes
Definitions and Four Causes Jan 28, 2026 2890 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Revelation Preliminaries
Revelation Preliminaries Jan 28, 2026 2871 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Summa 109 - Part 1
Summa 109 - Part 1 Jan 28, 2026 2903 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Summa 109 - Part 2
Summa 109 - Part 2 Jan 28, 2026 2939 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Summa 109 - Part 3
Summa 109 - Part 3 Jan 28, 2026 2952 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Summa 109 - Part 4
Summa 109 - Part 4 Jan 28, 2026 2792 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te
Revelation - Part 1
Revelation - Part 1 Jan 28, 2026 2772 This course provides an investigation into religious meaning, focusing on the entry of God’s revelation into history and the human response in faith. It explores the understanding of God and grace as well as the role of philosophical knowledge in theological reflection. As a foundation for this inquiry, the course includes an introduction to key Aristotelian and Thomistic philosophical te

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