United States Catholic Catechism for Adults Audible – Unabridged

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Author: United State Conference of Catholic Bishops ID: B003ATP9Z4

This unabridged audio version brings to life an exciting combination of the seven basic elements that make up the print version. Musical accents subtly underscore the beginning of each chapter. The meditation and prayer elements, with six different readers, both men and women, including Archbishop Donald Wuerl, bring the text to life. This special presentation would be extremely useful for commuters, those who are visually impaired, or those who prefer to listen rather than read. The lessons, stories, doctrinal summaries, sidebars, and prayers are all presented in self-contained tracks as short as a minute and usually no longer than four or five minutes, which will also prove useful for RCIA groups, study groups, and other gatherings of believers.
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Audible Audio EditionListening Length: 19 hours and 59 minutesProgram Type: AudiobookVersion: UnabridgedPublisher: St. Anthony Messenger PressAudible.com Release Date: March 2, 2010Language: EnglishID: B003ATP9Z4 Best Sellers Rank: #26 in Books > Christian Books & Bibles > Worship & Devotion > Catechisms #198 in Books > History > World > Religious > Christianity #201 in Books > Christian Books & Bibles > Churches & Church Leadership > Church History
A few weeks before this catechism was released, one of our parish priests said, "We read The DaVinci Code, but we don’t have time to study the catechism. There’s something wrong with that." He also said every family should own a copy of the catechism. For adults, this new offering from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops would more than fill the bill. While the underlying doctrine of the catechism remains unchanged, this version, like others published since 1992, goes beyond a stripped down question and answer format. As an adaptation of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, this adult edition is arranged in four sections: creed, sacraments, moral life, and prayer.

Each chapter contains seven elements that bring depth to the material and also allow for flexibility of study by individuals and groups: Story or lesson of faith, foundation and application, sidebars, relationship to culture, discussion questions, doctrinal statements, and meditation and prayer. For example, in the chapter on the second commandment, Reverence for God’s Name, the story is about Job’s unshakable faith. Foundation and application reviews what the second commandment calls us to do and not do. The sidebar lists three questions and answers on the second commandment from the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The relationship of the second commandment to culture reviews scripture passages on the importance of God’s name in our faith life; we are reminded to model and encourage proper use of God’s name and to discourage others from improper use. The discussion questions relate to practices in the family and workplace. Doctrinal statements encompass blasphemy, baptismal names, and using God’s name to witness a perjury or false oath.
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