
The Grounds of Catholic Doctrine
An Apologetic Call to Communion
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- Soledad
- 04-20-24
True Teachings of the Catholic Faith
For those seeking a concise description of Catholic beliefs and teachings, look no further. A powerful tool for catechists.
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- Amy2190
- 06-05-24
Straight to the point
Short read but straight to the point , question and answer style. Explaining the beliefs of Catholics, why they believe it, and where it’s backed up in the Bible. Great information for anyone with questions about what Catholics believe and why.
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