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Begin with the basics
A gentle introduction to God, Jesus, the Bible and the Church.
Begin this path →GOOD QUESTIONS. DEEPER UNDERSTANDING.
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Who God is, the life of Jesus and the mystery of the Trinity.
24 articles · Explore →The Real Presence, transubstantiation and the worship of the Church.
6 articles · Explore →Mary, the communion of saints, relics and intercessory prayer.
12 articles · Explore →The Church, Peter, the pope and questions about Catholic identity.
20 articles · Explore →Baptism, confession, confirmation, marriage and sacramental life.
19 articles · Explore →The Bible, its authority and how Catholics read Scripture.
25 articles · Explore →Faith, works, grace, sin and the gift of salvation.
14 articles · Explore →Learn to pray, understand familiar devotions and live the faith.
11 articles · Explore →Heaven, purgatory, judgment, the soul and the resurrection.
10 articles · Explore →A PLACE FOR EVERY STARTING POINT
6 READINGS · AT YOUR OWN PACE
A gentle introduction to God, Jesus, the Bible and the Church.
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Revisit the foundations of prayer, confession and the Mass at your own pace.
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Connect Scripture, the Eucharist and the Church’s sacramental worship.
Begin this path →EXPLAINED SIMPLY
The Church is not just a building where Catholics go on Sundays; it is the living family of all the people who follow Jesus Christ together.
Read the explanation →The Trinity means that there is one God who exists as three Persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Read the explanation →Jesus personally gave the Catholic Church seven special gifts called sacraments, each one bringing God’s own life directly into our souls.
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