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In “When I Call for Help,” the U.S. bishops speak out forcefully against domestic violence, saying that it is never justified and is always a sin. This statement offers insight on the causes and gives support to those affected by domestic violence.
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The United States Catholic Catechism for Adults is an aid and a guide for individuals and small groups to deepen their faith. The online resources listed at the left provide suggestions on how to use the United States Catholic Catechism for Adults effectively in the home and parish.
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Pocket folder contains six full-color article brochures; one full-color poster (22” x 17”, English/Spanish on reverse sides); one full-color, thirty-two page resource guide; one full-color reflection flyer (8.5” x 11”, English/Spanish on reverse sides); one catalog. Enclosed in envelope.
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En "Cuando pido ayuda," los obispos de Estados Unidos hablan enérgicamente contra la violencia doméstica, diciendo que nunca está justificada y es siempre pecado. La declaración ofrece información sobre las causas de la violencia doméstica y da apoyo a los afectados por ella.
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Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond, chairman of the Committee on Divine Worship of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, hopes this blessing will provide not only support and God's blessing for expectant parents and their child in the womb, but also another effective witness to the sanctity of human life from the first moment of conception.
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Ideal for individual or group use, suited for youth through adult education, In the Footsteps of Jesus offers insight and inspiration for all as they strive to answer the call of Jesus.
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Nuevamente revisado!
Esta revisión limitada de 2015 Formando la conciencia para ser ciudadanos fieles da guía pastoral para ayudar a los católicos de Estados Unidos ejercen así su responsabilidad política.
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Best Practices for Shared Parishes: So That They All May Be One is an English & Spanish guide to assist pastors of culturally diverse parishes in the challenging task of building unity in diversity.
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“The nuclear family that develops from marriage is the basic cell of society,” said Pope St. John Paul II. Now more than ever, that basic cell is under pressure from modern society. It can be hard to hear the Church's voice of Truth in the midst of all the noise.
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