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Compass Catholic Bible studies and eBooks will show you how to manage your money and grow in your Catholic faith at the same time! Did you know there are over 2500 verses in the Bible regarding managing wealth and possessions? Compass Catholic Bible studies and eBooks take into account the Bible, writings from various saints, the Catholic Catechism, and the Magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church. By honoring God as the owner of all your earthly possessions, you can finally experience true financial freedom!

Faith & Money Matters (Fe Y Finanzas) is our primary Bible study that dives deep into money management from an authentically Catholic viewpoint.

Over the course of six weeks, participants learn how to:

Create a spending plan
Get out of crushing debt
Live with complete financial integrity
Start saving and investing for long-term financial wellbeing
Develop a generosity plan that will improve their lives while growing in faith

Most importantly, they learn how financial discipleship can change their lives!

Faith & Money Matters is not only for those in debt; it’s for anyone who wants to live with their money in a way that grows their faith rather than detracts from it. This study can be taken individually, in a small group, online, or facilitated by a parish.

Faith & Money Matters has an Imprimatur from the Most Reverend John Noonan, Bishop of Orlando.


Set Your House in Order (Ponga Su Casa En Orden) is a five week Bible study that will help you create, update, and organize all your important information such as:

Health Care Surrogate
Power of Attorney
Password List
Advisor List
Assets and Debts
General Estate Planning
Insurance

If something were to happen to you, the most important gift you can give your family is organized and up-to-date information. Unfortunately, most of us don’t even know where to start. Set Your House in Order (Ponga Su Casa En Orden) is that starting point! This study can be taken individually, in a small group, online, or facilitated by a parish.