Searching for good catechetical resources for adults

[Disciple96]

One of the books that I really studied during the process of my conversion to the Catholic church was Fr. Mark Romero’s book “Unabridged Christianity”. While the book is set up to answer questions usually posed by the protestant churches, it has a simple way of explaining complex doctrine. I have re-read this book twice afterwards, and handed out copies to many of my friends and family. It will help those who read it understand our faith, and be able to discuss it eloquently. I believe that knowledge is the key to passion, and passion is the fire you seek!

Just my humble opinion, hope it helps!

Peace be with you,

J.O. Ling

I’ve seen that book but never read it. I’ll check it out, thanks! I do want to pass on knowledge. I also think that the sessions need to include time spent before the Blessed Sacrament. Because Christ is the source of our knowledge and faith, His Passion is the source of our passion.

The more I think about this, the more ideas I get. Thank you all for your ideas too.

 

[puzzleannie]

Ignatius Press has an adult faith formation series, there is a booklet each, with very comprehensive leaders guide, on baptism, Mass, reconciliation, and the others escape me but there are several topics, I think it is faith explorers.

 

[Disciple96]

Ignatius Press has an adult faith formation series, there is a booklet each, with very comprehensive leaders guide, on baptism, Mass, reconciliation, and the others escape me but there are several topics, I think it is faith explorers.

That sounds interesting, I’ll go look. Thanks!