Online Courses
TOBI’s Online + On-Demand courses are built so you can press play tonight—and either start or continue your journey of becoming one who sees: the human person, love, desire, and God’s design with clarity, dignity, and hope.
Theology of the Body I: Head & Heart Immersion
The flagship foundation. You’ll walk through the core themes of JPII’s 129 TOB audiences—creation, fall, redemption, freedom, vocation, and the meaning of the body—so the Church’s vision finally clicks. Not just information: a guided move from head to heart that reshapes how you see your life and relationships.
TOB & the Marian Mystery
Mary, no longer an abstraction. Through JPII’s TOB (with the Catechism and the saints), you’ll discover who she really is—and what her “yes” means for your questions, struggles, and longings today—so devotion becomes a path into deeper union with the Word made flesh in her womb.
TOB & Art: The Way of Beauty
Learn to “walk the Way of Beauty” as a path to God. With JPII’s Letter to Artists (plus TOB, Benedict XVI, and Pope Francis) and a guided gaze on great art, you’ll discover how beauty becomes a doorway to encounter—and a powerful key for evangelization.
Love & Responsibility
Learn what love actually is (and what it isn’t). Drawing from Karol Wojtyła’s classic, this course gives you a sturdy, freeing vision of love as gift and responsibility—so you can move beyond “chemistry,” confusion, and the pain of being used, into mature, wholehearted love that can carry real relationships.
Catholic Sexual Ethics
Get clear without getting cynical. You’ll learn the Church’s sexual ethics through the lens of JPII’s Theology of the Body—rooted in freedom, conscience, virtue, and a true Christian understanding of the person—so you can navigate today’s hardest questions with conviction, compassion, and integrity.
TOB II: Into the Deep
This is where TOB gets wildly rich. You’ll go “into the deep” of JPII’s catechesis, with special focus on the often-missed “hidden” teachings on the Song of Songs and Tobias & Sarah—so the message doesn’t just make sense… it hits the heart with new depth and power. (Note: TOB I is a prerequisite.)
Philosophy of St. John Paul II
Get inside the mind behind the message. You’ll explore JPII’s pre-papal philosophy (especially his personalism) and see how it powers Theology of the Body and his major papal writings—so you can understand him deeply and engage the modern world with confidence.
TOB & Spiritual Direction
An art that focuses on the one-on-one relationship of the directee with God. Traveling a way of prayer, purification and illumination—from original solitude to our destiny as eschatological man—until that relationship is fully healed and brought to its ultimate spousal consummation with Christ and transforming union with God.
The Writings of John Paul II
Reexamine the fundamental meanings of sexuality, gender, marriage and family through the works of St. John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Pope Francis. With the theology of the body as a watermark, you’ll juxtapose contemporary concepts with the Christian anthropological vision—so you can navigate today’s concern and confusion.
Theology of the Body & the Interior Life
Integrate Ignatian discernment of spirits into living the Theology of the Body concretely in daily life. Through an in-depth exploration of Ignatius’s guidelines and personal exercises in the examen prayer, you’ll learn to understand and respond effectively to the complex movements of the heart—so discernment becomes a daily way of life.
Theology of the Body & the New Evangelization
Examine the implications of John Paul II’s Theology of the Body for the “new evangelization.” You’ll outline a plan for ecclesial and cultural renewal, then study the four pillars of the Catechism through the lens of spousal theology—demonstrating in practical terms how TOB provides a compelling way to present the Gospel message itself to the modern world.
Poets for the Kingdom: The Sacramental Stories of Lewis and Tolkien
Delve deeply into the fellowship and sacramental imagination of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. Combined with JPII’s Theology of the Body and Letter to Artists, you’ll explore their novels, stories, poems, and letters—baptizing and evangelizing the imagination with a prophetic vision that sheds light upon humanity's path and destiny in a reductionistic age.