Free Catholic Tracts To Use In Evangelizing Friends And Neighbors

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Holly3278 said:
Hi everyone. I just thought I’d recommend a couple of sites to you for Catholic tracts that you can pass out to your friends and neighbors to evangelize them and help dispel anti-Catholic notions and ideas. Here you go:

users.binary.net/polycarp/#TRACT

pjpiisoe.org/Resources_Pamphlets.html

These are all that I know of right now. If anyone has any more, please post them! 👍
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Thanks for posting, Holly! There are some very good pamphlets/articles - especially in the second link: I’ve only had time to look through a small selection. I hope they’ll come in handy!
 
NPC said:
Thanks for posting, Holly! There are some very good pamphlets/articles - especially in the second link: I’ve only had time to look through a small selection. I hope they’ll come in handy!
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Thanks NPC! 🙂
 
Thanks a lot! You just saved me big bucks! Am from India and was dreading how to order some online from a site, what with the total costs coming to 52US$ for just 16 pamphlets. the sites you gave us are so much more useful and free!!
 
By far the largest list of pamphlets that I am aware of is available for free at the website: www.catholicpamphlets.net/pamphlets.htm

A number of these date back many years and so are sometimes expressed in a rather more traditional manner than some people may feel immediately comfortable with, but for me they are an absolutely valuable treasure trove of excellent material, which I frequently refer to. I strongly recommend them.
 
Catholic Answers itself has 120 tracts which you can download to give to your friends. Just go to the home page of this site and look under “library.” The conditions under which you can use these free tracts are in there.
 
Marysann said:
Catholic Answers itself has 120 tracts which you can download to give to your friends. Just go to the home page of this site and look under “library.” The conditions under which you can use these free tracts are in there.
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I couldn’t find the library :o
 
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