What actually happens at a Catholic Mass, and why does the entire Catholic Church revolve around the Eucharist? For a first-time visitor, Catholic worship can feel both beautiful and confusing. People stand, kneel, recite ancient prayers, honor Mary and the saints, confess sins to priests, and approach Communion as though something far greater than a symbol is taking place. Catholicism Explained begins where most beginner’s guides should: inside the Mass. From that starting point, Paul Abeto leads readers through the beliefs, practices, history, authority, moral vision, diversity, failures, and spiritual life of the Catholic Church. Inside this accessible global guide, you will discover:
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What actually happens at a Catholic Mass, and why does the entire Catholic Church revolve around the Eucharist? For a first-time visitor, Catholic worship can feel both beautiful and confusing. People stand, kneel, recite ancient prayers, honor Mary and the saints, confess sins to priests, and approach Communion as though something far greater than a symbol is taking place. Catholicism Explained begins where most beginner's guides should: inside the Mass. From that starting point, Paul Abeto leads readers through the beliefs, practices, history, authority, moral vision, diversity, failures, and spiritual life of the Catholic Church. Inside this accessible global guide, you will discover: what Catholics believe happens during the Mass and the Eucharist;why Catholicism uses physical signs such as water, oil, bread, wine, relics, statues, and sacred buildings;how Scripture, Tradition, bishops, councils, and the pope relate to one another;what Catholics teach about grace, salvation, sin, faith, and works;why Catholics honor Mary and ask the saints to pray for them;how confession, purgatory, indulgences, and prayer for the dead fit together;how Catholic moral and social teaching understands freedom, the body, work, justice, family, and human dignity;why the Catholic Church includes both Latin and Eastern Catholic traditions;what genuinely separates Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Protestants;how Catholics confront abuse, institutional failure, disagreement, and the need for reform;what becoming Catholic involves, and when an honest seeker should move forward or wait.Written for curious beginners, returning Catholics, nonreligious seekers, and Protestant or Orthodox readers, this book explains Catholic teaching without assuming previous theological education. It neither hides difficult questions nor pressures the reader toward a predetermined conclusion. By the end, you will understand why the Eucharist stands at the center of Catholic life, how the rest of Catholicism grows from that center, and what your next honest step might be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798186791935
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What actually happens at a Catholic Mass, and why does the entire Catholic Church revolve around the Eucharist? For a first-time visitor, Catholic worship can feel both beautiful and confusing. People stand, kneel, recite ancient prayers, honor Mary and the saints, confess sins to priests, and approach Communion as though something far greater than a symbol is taking place. Catholicism Explained begins where most beginner's guides should: inside the Mass. From that starting point, Paul Abeto leads readers through the beliefs, practices, history, authority, moral vision, diversity, failures, and spiritual life of the Catholic Church. Inside this accessible global guide, you will discover: what Catholics believe happens during the Mass and the Eucharist;why Catholicism uses physical signs such as water, oil, bread, wine, relics, statues, and sacred buildings;how Scripture, Tradition, bishops, councils, and the pope relate to one another;what Catholics teach about grace, salvation, sin, faith, and works;why Catholics honor Mary and ask the saints to pray for them;how confession, purgatory, indulgences, and prayer for the dead fit together;how Catholic moral and social teaching understands freedom, the body, work, justice, family, and human dignity;why the Catholic Church includes both Latin and Eastern Catholic traditions;what genuinely separates Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Protestants;how Catholics confront abuse, institutional failure, disagreement, and the need for reform;what becoming Catholic involves, and when an honest seeker should move forward or wait.Written for curious beginners, returning Catholics, nonreligious seekers, and Protestant or Orthodox readers, this book explains Catholic teaching without assuming previous theological education. It neither hides difficult questions nor pressures the reader toward a predetermined conclusion. By the end, you will understand why the Eucharist stands at the center of Catholic life, how the rest of Catholicism grows from that center, and what your next honest step might be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798186791935
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