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Finally, Catechesis for the WHOLE Family – Check Out Our New “A Family of Faith” Series!

Leave a Comment / Featured, Reviews / By Justin McClain

Catechesis for the Whole Family In the midst of various catechetical frameworks and platforms, catechesis is often centered on either solely the child (e.g., CCD) or solely the adult (e.g., RCIA). However, how often is catechesis focused on the WHOLE family? After all, as Pope Saint John Paul II reminded us in his 1981 …

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Even More Catholic Facts That Will Make You Look Like The Smartest Person Ever (#9 cracked the editor up)

Leave a Comment / Featured, Read / By Matt Vander Vennet

Our faith is always challenging us to look deeper and go “further up and further in.” No matter how much you may know, there are always more things to discover. That’s the beauty of investigation and discovery and if we are not learning each and every day, we are wasting our potential and not using …

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9 Mind-Blowing Facts about the Writing of the Catechism

1 Comment / Featured, Read / By Jessica McAfee

When I began a course on the Catechism at Holy Apostles College and Seminary, I kind of dreaded it thinking it was going to be a dry read – I was wrong! I am so impressed by the unity of this global effort and the leading of the Spirit, I can’t keep it to myself. …

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5 Vital Catholic Resources That Are Always Online and Always Free

Leave a Comment / Featured, Read / By Justin McClain

Did you know that, according to modest estimates, a Bible owned by a noble family in the Middle Ages would have cost the family the modern-day equivalent of tens of thousands of dollars? That’s more than a few flights back and forth to Rome to rub the foot on the statue of Saint Peter! And, …

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10 Things No Catechist Ever Misses During Summer Break, Ever

The Catechism of 1798 was No-nonsense and Gritty

3 Comments / Read / By Stephen Mirarchi

Before there was the Baltimore Catechism, there was a similar manual called A Short Abridgment of Christian Doctrine, published first in Europe and then “newly revised for the use of the Catholic Church” in the freshly minted USA. Though it has the same Q-and-A format we all know and enjoy, it wasn’t illustrated, and it …

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Review: Happiness! DVD series by Ignatius Press

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Happiness! The Series. DVD’s and Workbook – Ignatius Press, written by Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J. Having been through RCIA just a couple year back, my knowledge of the faith is still strong but I’m constantly searching for good reading and videos to deepen my faith and my family’s faith. The new series from Ignatius Press, Happiness! was …

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Finally, Catechesis for the WHOLE Family – Check Out Our New “A Family of Faith” Series!

Even More Catholic Facts That Will Make You Look Like The Smartest Person Ever (#9 cracked the editor up)

9 Mind-Blowing Facts about the Writing of the Catechism

5 Vital Catholic Resources That Are Always Online and Always Free

10 Things No Catechist Ever Misses During Summer Break, Ever

The Catechism of 1798 was No-nonsense and Gritty

Review: Happiness! DVD series by Ignatius Press

Laugh Your Way to Holiness with Catholic Card Game

This Hilarious Card Game Will Keep You In Holy Stitches (and Out of Confession)!

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Getting Back to Lenten Basics with Bishop Robert Barron

Why Should I Give Alms?

Man, Oh Man, Catechism in a Year Podcast is Right Around the Corner!

Memorial Day, Making of a Priest