One day, while doing his daily Duolingo lesson, Catholic campus missionary Caleb Burbach had a realization: “Why can’t learning the Catholic faith feel this approachable?”
The epiphany inspired Burbach to eventually launch Creedo, an app that utilizes the format of the beloved language-learning platform Duolingo to gamify lessons about Catholic teaching.
Creedo’s platform includes digestible lessons about the sacraments, Mary, the Trinity, angels, demonology, social teaching, and more. According to Burbach, the app avoids reinterpretation and draws its content from Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and other classic Catholic works.
“I wanted to build a platform that made it easier to engage consistently with Scripture and the Churchʼs rich tradition in small, manageable steps,” he told EWTN News. “Today, Creedo helps individuals grow in their faith while also giving parishes a unified platform to manage formation programs like OCIA [Order of Christian Initiation of Adults], sacramental preparation, Bible studies, and more.”
Burbach shared more about his vision for the app and how he hopes it will serve the Church in an interview with EWTN News: https://t.co/j2hV0yV9xR
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Canonized Over 100 Years Ago, St. John Vianney Still Converts Hearts
Over 100 years since his canonization, the Curé of Ars continues to offer bold, clear guidance for souls seeking holiness today.⬇️
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Die französische Erzdiözese Tours hat gemeldet, dass in den letzten Tagen drei katholische Kirchen in ihrem Zuständigkeitsbereich geschändet wurden.
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There are now 16 Chinese bishops appointed under the provisional agreement between the Holy See and China. It is one of the most controversial and challenging arrangements in Vatican diplomacy. EWTN News' Brian Schumacher has more.
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A self-proclaimed Satanist who believed he was a vampire has been given an indefinite hospital order after hanging sheep and deer carcasses outside churches in the New Forest.
The case shocked local communities and left some worshippers too frightened to attend church ⤵️
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Catholic parents: at what age do you get your kids baptized? The @NCRegister is doing some reporting on the topic so feel free to DM me with all the details of your approach!
And parish priests! We'd love to hear what "trends" you're seeing at the parish--and what you advise.
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Jesuit Martyrs and the Tudor Terror
The stories of John Gerard, Robert Southwell, and other Jesuit missionaries reveal the courage of Catholics who endured England’s fiercest religious persecution.⬇️
https://t.co/9KJS5yDhLu
Bishop Evelio Menjívar-Ayala has charged parishes in the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, with carrying out special collections to support disaster relief efforts after severe flash flooding on July 21.
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