Priest, Prophet, King Program Survey
It is our desire to continue to evaluate and make improvements to our Adult Formation Programs. To help
us in this effort, we ask you to consider your experience during this study and provide your honest and
open feedback. Thank you for your time and effort.
1) How would you rate your overall experience with the Priest, Prophet, King Study Program this year?
(Please circle.)
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2) Would you recommend this program to others? (please circle)
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No
Why or why not?
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3) What do you like most about the program?
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4) What things need to be improved or changed?
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5) How has this study affected your faith or your connection to the Church?
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6) How has this study affected your prayer life or your relationship with Christ?
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7) Please evaluate each individual component of the study and explain why you rated it this way. Rate
each component below on scale of 1 to 7 with “7” being “extremely helpful” and “1” being “not at all
helpful.” You can use any rating for each item.
Evaluation
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DVD presentation
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Study Guide Commentary
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Group Discussion
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Questions for Application
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8) Which of the following Word on Fire Study Programs, from Bishop Barron, would you be interested in
joining if it were offered here?
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CATHOLICISM
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CATHOLICISM: The New Evangelization
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Seven Deadly Sins/Seven Lively Virtues
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Untold Blessing: Three Paths to Holiness
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Conversion: Following the Call of Christ
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Priest, Prophet, King
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The Mystery of God: Who God Is and Why He Matters
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Eucharist: Sacred Meal, Sacrifice and Real Presence
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None of the above
Word on Fire FORMATION PROGRAMS
CATHOLICISM
Bishop Robert Barron created this groundbreaking program as a thematic presentation of what Catholics believe
and why, so all can come to a deeper understanding of the Catholic Faith. Not a video lecture, Church history or
scripture study, this engaging and interesting program uses the art, architecture, literature, music and all the
treasures of the Catholic tradition to illuminate the timeless teachings of the Church.
CATHOLICISM: The New Evangelization
In this program, Bishop Barron shows us how to put our faith into action with new ardor, new methods and new
expressions. The “New Evangelization” is defined and explained by Bishop Barron and various commentators on
Faith and Culture. In addition, the program showcases living examples of those who have answered the call to
spread the Good News in today’s increasingly secular culture.
Conversion: Following the Call of Christ
Bishop Barron uses six stories from the Bible to demonstrate how ordinary, sinful people are met by Jesus in all
ages and called to a better life through him. Conversion is not so much a one-time event, but a life-long process of
focusing one's attention and energy toward an ever-deepening relationship with Christ.
Eucharist: Sacred Meal, Sacrifice and Real Presence
Take a deeper look at the “source and summit” of our Faith, the Eucharist. Bishop Barron brings to light the
Blessed Sacrament’s reality as Sacred Meal, the Sacrifice necessary for communion with God, and most
importantly, the Real Presence of Christ.
Seven Deadly Sins/Seven Lively Virtues
The seven deadly sins are patterns of dysfunction that lead us to unhappiness. Bishop Barron explains the
pervasiveness of pride, envy, anger, sloth, greed, gluttony and lust and shows us how to counteract these sinful
patterns through a conscious focus on virtue.
Untold Blessing: Three Paths to Holiness
The greatest calling for all of us is to become a saint and the journey toward holiness is full of untold blessing.
Bishop Barron describes this journey as three paths: Finding the Center in Christ; Knowing You Are a Sinner; and
Realizing Your Life is Not About You.
Priest, Prophet, King
In this deeply biblical study, Bishop Barron brings us closer to Christ not only as our Savior, but also as the
consummate Priest, Prophet, and King. These divinely-ordained roles, foreshadowed in the Old Testament, become
our calling as well once we are baptized into Christ.
The Mystery of God: Who God Is and Why He Matters
In this six-part film series and study program, Bishop Barron reaches into our rich intellectual tradition to teach us
how to respond to Atheism. Using the insights of St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, Pope Benedict XVI, he uncovers
a clear yet sophisticated understanding of what we mean by “God".