Resources for Justification, etc

[Cruxis117]

I was wondering if people could suggest resources, whether in book format, audio format, or on the internet, that could help me understand Justification and all of the things connected to it, such as Sanctifying Grace, etc, that I could get my hands on to understand this more easily? I’ve looked at the Catholic Encyclopedia, amongst other resources. Could someone also give me Catholic resources on Reformed Theology? While I know that it may sound like I want biased information, I really want to understand how Catholics understand Reformed Theology. This would be much appreciated.

 

[karebear92]

Here is one on the Catholic Doctrine of Justification by Grace

This one deals more with grace, but it also touches on sanctification and justification

Here is an article by Jimmy Akin

Here is a link to some other resources for Justification and Sanctification

Also go to the Catholic Answers Live podcasts from 7/11/11. It was an open forum for non-Catholics and they address this within the first five minutes, but the whole thing is great to listen to.
If you need more or these weren’t quite what you were looking for let me know.

 

[pablope]

I was wondering if people could suggest resources, whether in book format, audio format, or on the internet, that could help me understand Justification and all of the things connected to it, such as Sanctifying Grace, etc, that I could get my hands on to understand this more easily? I’ve looked at the Catholic Encyclopedia, amongst other resources. Could someone also give me Catholic resources on Reformed Theology? While I know that it may sound like I want biased information, I really want to understand how Catholics understand Reformed Theology. This would be much appreciated.

Here is a website where former Reformed who have converted to the CC contribute:

calledtocommunion.com/about/welcome/

 

[DianaCC]

…resources, whether in book format, audio format, or on the internet…

The best of the best:

1. 
   *]The Council of Trent itself: history.hanover.edu/texts/trent/ct06.html
   *]Ludwig Ott, Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma: amazon.com/Fundamentals-Catholic-Dogma-Dr-Ludwig/dp/0895550091

 

[MarcoPolo]

I like the other resources you’ve been given. If you are an MP3 junkie like me, try also these MP3s:

Gary Michuta on Justification (he is best known as author of Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger)
Apologist Tim Staples on Justification
Karlo Brussard on CAL on justification and sanctification