Via Divina

Via Divina is the free video formation of the IGNIS mission: a ten-module course to deepen the Catholic faith at your own pace.

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Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome, at the heart of the Catholic Church. Photo: Alvesgaspar, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.

Via Divina is the free formation of the IGNIS mission. Via Divina means "the divine way" in Latin: a ten-module video course to deepen the Catholic faith at your own pace, even starting from zero. It follows on from the Ignispedia articles: the encyclopedia gives knowledge, the formation gives understanding and a way to live it.

What does the formation include?

Luisa Piccarreta (1865-1947), Servant of God, whose writings on the Divine Will lie at the heart of the mission. Photo: unknown author, circa 1945, public domain, Wikimedia Commons.

Ten progressive video modules covering the essentials of the faith: God, Christ, the Church, prayer, spiritual life, and the Divine Will, which is the heart of the mission. Each module can be followed at your own pace, with simple tools to put it into practice in daily life.

Who is it for?

For Ignispedia readers who want to go further, for beginners who know nothing, and for believers who want to lay the foundations again. No level is required: the language stays simple and concrete, from the first module to the last.

How do I sign up?

Registration is free and takes place at ignismission.com. A prayer community and daily tools then accompany the course, so that you do not walk alone.