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Catholicism
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can all learn something new from Catholicism for Dummies! This reference book contains a
wealth of valuable information, including: the Sacraments,
celebrating the Catholic Mass, the liturgical year, Divine Law and
Moral Law, the Seven Deadly Sins, Celibacy and the Male Priesthood,
cultural and social issues, prayer life, the Ten Commandments, the
Pope and Church hierarchy, symbols and gestures of Catholic worship,
affection for Mary, the Saints/Canonization, Catholic Traditions,
Ten Famous Catholics, Ten Popular Catholic Saints, Ten Popular
Catholic Places, Solemnities/Feasts/Memorials for the year, and a
list of all the Popes. The material is presented in the very
popular, easy-to-read "Dummies" style, including a
"Cheat Sheet" with the Twelve Articles of Catholic Faith
and common Catholic prayers. Contains
both the Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur - official declarations
that this book is free of doctrinal or moral error.
Click
here to read the first chapter of Catholicism for Dummies (PDF).
Also
available:
John
Paul II For Dummies & Women
in the Bible For Dummies
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What
Catholics Really Believe
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The
popular apologist and best-selling author of Catholicism
and Fundamentalism, Karl Keating, addresses fifty-two of the
most common misconceptions about the Catholic Faith that are held
by many Catholics and Protestants. Drawing upon Scripture and
the
Catholic tradition, he shows the logical errors in these
positions. He clearly spells out Catholic teaching and explains
the rationale behind frequently misunderstood doctrines and
practices.
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Why
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Renowned
scholar and religion columnist Kevin Orlin Johnson answers the
most frequently asked questions on Catholic faith, worship,
culture, and customs, including: How
the Church Makes Laws, the Structure of the Mass, The
Stations of the Cross, The
Pope, Saints, The
Vatican: A Holy City ...and
more! Why
Do Catholics Do That? blends religious history and a deep
appreciation for art with an enlightened reverence for tradition.
This is the definitive resource for all who wish to better
understand the rituals and symbols of the Faith.
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Catechism
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The
official Catechism of the Catholic Church, Second Edition, clearly
spells out the Church's beliefs on: love
and marriage; God,
creation, humanity, life, death, and the afterlife; Mary;
The
Sacraments; and
much, much more. This
"second edition" includes an extensive glossary and analytical
index to make it "user friendly." This
is a great addition to your own library to help you learn even
more about the Church and be better able to explain its beliefs to
others!
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Faith Resources 4
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What Catholics Really Believe, Why Do Catholics Do That?, Catechism of the
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Catholic
Q & A - Answers to the Most Common Questions
About Catholicism
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Fr.
John J. Dietzen, a priest for 50 years and "The
New Question Box" columnist for Catholic News
Service since 1975, responds to his readers'
questions about the Catholic Faith. This book
includes authoritative, comprehensive, and updated
information on every aspect of Catholic belief and
life. Fr. Dietzen writes with an engaging and warm
pastoral style to convey the joy and wisdom of the
Catholic faith.
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 Memorize
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By
the time you finish this book, you will have
memorized dozens of key teachings of the Church,
along with hundreds of precepts, traditions,
theological terms, Scripture verses, and other
elements of the Faith that every good Catholic needs
to know by heart. Now, thanks to the delightful
pages of Memorize the Faith!, you can easily keep
all these in mind by tapping into the power of the
classical memory system that helped St. Thomas
become the Church’s preeminent theologian, and
made it easier for him to become one of its greatest
saints.
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What
Catholics Really Believe
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Now
The
popular apologist and best-selling author of Catholicism
and Fundamentalism, Karl Keating, addresses fifty-two of the
most common misconceptions about the Catholic Faith that are held
by many Catholics and Protestants. Drawing upon Scripture and
the
Catholic tradition, he shows the logical errors in these
positions. He clearly spells out Catholic teaching and explains
the rationale behind frequently misunderstood doctrines and
practices.
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The
How-To Book Set
Titles
also sold separately.
The
How-To Book of Catholic Devotions
- This is the only book that not only
provides the who, what, where, when, and why of the most time-honored
traditions of the Church but also the how.
The
How-To Book of the Bible - Unlike other Bible-related books, this one not only
introduces you to the Scriptures but also helps you develop a
deep, fulfilling, and lasting bond with the Bible.
The
How-To Book of the Mass - In a simple, easy-to-read style, this book gives
you suggestions to help you learn how to pray at Mass, how to hear a great homily
every time, and how to experience the Mass as an encounter with
our Risen Lord. If you've ever wished the Mass were more exciting,
this is the book that will make it exciting for you!
The
How-To Book of Sacramentals - Here's a great
source on information about your favorite
sacramentals and ways to discover some new ones. And
it's perfect if you're unfamiliar with these aids to
prayer (and grace!) and are looking for a concise,
accurate, readable explanation of what sacramentals
are ... and aren't!
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Catholic
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The
Eucharist For Beginners
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In
this book you will discover how a better understanding
of the sacrificial nature of God’s love for you helps
you become better at loving God. You'll learn how to
respond to common misconceptions about the Mass, and how
to discern if you are worthy to receive the Eucharist.
Also included are powerful Communion prayers from St.
Thomas Aquinas and more!
The Faith for Beginners
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The
Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds are prayers most Catholics
take for granted. We pray them by rote - often
without thinking about, fully understanding, or even
truly believing what we’re saying. This
fascinating romp through the history of the Creed,
closely examines what we believe and why—with
references to Scripture, the Church Fathers, and Church
Councils.
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Handbook
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Handbook
for Today's Catholic Complete Set
Titles
also sold separately.
Handbook
for Today's Catholic Family
This
handbook - based on Sacred Scripture and Church teaching - provides a basic manual for practical Christian family living.
It is a
do-it-yourself booklet with which families can write their own book,
expressing their heart and souls for their children's children. It
also includes a supplementary text for parents involved in their children's
sacramental preparation.
Handbook
for Today's Catholic Teen
This
special volume addresses issues relevant to teenagers. The major sections confirm Catholic doctrine, practices, prayers,
and the theology behind them. The book ends with a direct and lively
discussion of Catholic Christian moral issues that doesn't avoid the hard
topics like violence, substance abuse, etc.
Handbook
for Today's Catholic Children
This
handbook uses charming illustrations, creative analogies, and simple text
to explain the basic beliefs of the Catholic Faith at a level your
children will comprehend. Patterned
after the Handbook for Today's Catholic, this booklet entertains, informs,
and inspires children in the ways of the Catholic faith.
Handbook
for Today's Catholic
This
revised and updated edition includes content
divided into the following four sections: Beliefs, Practices, Prayers, and
Living the Faith. It is also
fully indexed to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Theology
for Today's Catholic
This
newest addition to the series presents not only what we believe, but why we believe it.
This book will benefit anyone who wishes to better understand
the Catholic Faith and to learn how to "think through" the
questions that their youthful catechesis did not cover.
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