This resource summarizes the Church's legislation for authorizing certain publications and covers issues concerning the Latin and Eastern Catholic Churches.
This collection of documents explores the growing relationship of the Catholic Church with the Lutheran, Reformed, Christian church/Disciples of Christ, Baptist, and Pentecostal churches.
This resource summarizes the Church's legislation for authorizing certain publications and covers issues concerning the Latin and Eastern Catholic Churches.
In November 2009, the bishops approved a pastoral letter entitled Marriage: Love and Life in the Divine Plan. The letter brings together the Church's key teachings on marriage as a natural gift, as a sacrament, and as a public committment between a man and a woman.... This Leaders' Guide is directed to those who might serve as facilitators for reflection and discussion on the pastoral letter."--P. 3.
In a society that is ever more diverse, how can we properly dialogue with non-Roman Catholic people of faith, yet remain faithful to our mission to evangelize?
A must-have for media professionals assigned to cover the Catholic Church! This handy little book provides helpful information on covering the Vatican, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), and the local Church.
Formally proclaimed and actively fulfilled, the Eucharist is the source and summit of Christian life. The reflections in the Book of Readings on the Eucharist address the relationship between Eucharist and various dimensions of Catholic practice, life, and belief.
This important teaching document integrates new policy developments in the United States as well as new papal teachings, including that of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis to date. The limited revision presents to the Catholic faithful, and all those of good will, an up-to-date guide for forming their consciences as they participate in the civil order.
These three papers offer liturgists, musicians, pastoral leaders, and scholars differing views on and identify significant issues for developing a process for liturgical translation.
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