Programs
About This Collection
TAN's Lifelong Learning Programs bring together structured Catholic resources designed for group study, parish formation, family learning, and intentional discipleship. These materials are built to guide participants through meaningful engagement with the Faith, combining sound doctrine with practical application rooted in Church teaching.
This collection includes programs that address core aspects of Christian life and belief. Studies such as Doors of Mercy: Exploring God’s Covenant with You invite participants to reflect on divine mercy and conversion, while Kingdom of Happiness: Living the Beatitudes in Everyday Life offers a practical framework for embodying Christ’s teachings in daily relationships.
Foundational catechetical formation is also a key focus. Credo: An OCIA Program provides structured guidance for adults preparing to enter the Church, and The Sacraments (Group Study Edition) helps participants understand and appreciate the richness of sacramental life through shared study and discussion.
The collection reflects a variety of learning formats to serve different audiences. Visual resources like Queen of Heaven: Mary’s Battle for Souls engage families and groups through powerful storytelling, while the LoveEd series equips parents, educators, and facilitators to form children in virtue, purity, and moral clarity, with materials available in both English and Spanish.
Why This Matters
Faith grows best in community. Well-formed programs provide structure, clarity, and accountability, helping individuals and groups move beyond information toward genuine formation. These resources support lasting spiritual growth by uniting truth, tradition, and lived practice within the life of the Church.
