Good book on Byzantine Catholicism?

[Cathy17]

Can anyone recommend a book for a non Catholic?

 

[Vico]

Can anyone recommend a book for a non Catholic?

Are you looking for Catechism or history?

There are some online resources:

cnewa.us/default.aspx?ID=123&pagetypeID=9&sitecode=US&pageno=1

The book shown there is available from USCCB.

For Catechism, Light For Life is a set of three books:

ecpubs.com/

theobooks.org/department/god-with-us-10000.cfm

 

[Aramis]

That depends… what is your level of knowledge of the ECCs?

 

[Peter_Mogila]

An online Eastern Catholic catechism is:

archive.org/details/UkrainianCatholicCatechismOurFaith

It is entitled “Our Faith: A Byzantine Catechism for Adults,” by Fr. Casimir Kucharek (a Ukrainian Catholic priest).

Peter

 

[Cathy17]

Thank you for the suggestions. My son and I both attend the Byzantine Liturgy. The book is for his girlfriend who has shown an interest in learning about the faith.

 

[Cecilianus]

I recommend “The Face of God”, by Archbishop Joseph (Raya).

 

[Wesley7]

An online Eastern Catholic catechism is:

archive.org/details/UkrainianCatholicCatechismOurFaith

It is entitled “Our Faith: A Byzantine Catechism for Adults,” by Fr. Casimir Kucharek (a Ukrainian Catholic priest).

Peter

I downloaded the PDF version, checked out and began to read parts of that catechism.

 

[Cathy17]

Just ordered “The Face of God” from Amazon and will check out the catechism.

Thank you!

 

[Patchunky]

Can anyone recommend a book for a non Catholic?

You may also want to look at this book…

theobooks.org/product/a-guide-for-the-domestic-church-1319.cfm

It will also be a great help.

 

[Cathy17]

Thank you Patchunky. Looks like a good book.