Why is THAT in Tradition?

This book clears away the confusion and distortions, and explains what the Church has always taught about hot topics like Mary, praying for the dead, and indulgences. It also explains the difference between capital T Traditions, which are part of divine revelation (the doctrines delivered to the Church by Christ and the Apostles) and small "t" traditions, which are customs or disciplines that develop within the Church.

This book also demonstrates how to share the riches of the Catholic Faith more effectively with those who find its practices "unscriptural," or with fallen-away Catholics.

Share this book with a friend -- Catholic or non-Catholic. You might be surprised by the results.

CONTENTS INCLUDE:
- What Is Tradition
- What the Bible Says About Sacred Tradition
- Examples of Oral Tradition Mentioned in the New Testament
- Examples of Oral Tradition and Customs Not Explicit in Scripture
- The Primacy of Peter and His Successors
- The Authority of Apostolic Tradition
- The Trinity
- Mary as the Mother of God and Her Perpetual Virginity
- Honoring Mary and the Saints and Praying to Them
- Purgatory and Prayers for the Deceased
- The Sacrament of Baptism and Its Effects
- The Three Modes of Baptism: Immersion, Infusion, and Sprinkling
- Confession to a Priest
- The Eucharistic Liturgy
- The Mass as a Sacrifice
- Transubstantiation and the Real Presence
- Statues and Icons
- The Veneration of Relics
- The Name "Catholic" for the Original Christian Church
- Holy Water & Sacramentals
- Novenas and Special Prayers
- Latin as the Official Language of the Western Church
- The Origin of the Word "Mass"
- Mass on Sunday Instead of on the Sabbath
- The Sign of the Cross
- Numbering the Ten Commandments
... and more.

See also:

Where is THAT in the Bible?
Answer Me This
A Pocket Guide to Catholic Apologetics
Patrick Madrid Reference Set