Catechism of the Catholic Church (Catechismus Ecclesiae Catholicae)

The present book offers an examination of the beliefs, traditions, practices, and teachings of the Catholic Church, drawing from the official didactic texts of the Church as well as the Bible.

This book explores the theological, worship, ethical, and social aspects of the teachings presented by the Catholic Church to its global Catholic community, all of which are endorsed by the Pope. It covers various topics including supplications, religious practices, and legal matters relevant to Catholic Christianity.

The author initiates the book by providing an overview of the concept and purpose of faith, as well as the framework of religious teachings within Christianity. Subsequently, he briefly delves into the importance and various aspects of understanding God, the relationship between humans and God, the role of revelation and tradition as sources of religious knowledge, and the Catholic Church’s emphasis on human responsibility towards God in both actions and beliefs.

The book proceeds to present Catholic beliefs concerning Jesus, including his prophethood, life, and destiny, as well as his teachings. It further explores the belief in the Holy Spirit and the significance of Christ’s sacrifice for the redemption of Christians.

Additionally, the author discusses the sacraments, which are specific manners and rituals within the Catholic Church. The book provides an overview of the various forms of worship and devotions practiced in Catholic Christianity, along with the supplications passed down from Christ that encompass a range of topics.