Catechisms

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Poetic Entrance

Dear children, hear mother church, hear her words, read her words, His peace, she has, when together, she becomes one.

Dear Catholic, hear her words, like in the Council of Jerusalem, or when Peter spoke to evil Annanias and Saphira,

Dear, dear, creature,

Hear her words, and do not rest your head,

Dear child, know the faith.

                         -Marc Evan Aupiais  August 10th 2008

The Catechism is a compelation of the Church's doctrine.

The Catechism rests on Tradition and the Magisterium, the Global Catechism currently available was called for after Vatican II by the Holy Synod of Bishops, and involves global collaboration, with the aid of the Cardinal who is now Pope Benedict XVI.

Why are there many different Catechisms?

The global catechism is the basis of all the local catechisms.

The catechism Compedium, created by Benedict, while still a cardinal, is the official summary,

However, each region oft needs a specific compelation, and some, like that of Baltimore, are better than others.

Just as there are 23 sub churches within the church, to accommadate our brothers, as asked of us by Saint Paul in the bible, when he speaks of eating vegitables.

Which Catechisms does Scripturelink Endorse?

We endorse all official Catechisms, but lean towards the Global one, and that of Baltimore.

What is a Catechism?

A Catechism is a compillation, an official compellation of Catholic doctrine, as it appears to be from the councils, and Excathedra stances of Holy Mother church. To catechise is to teach, the name is from the latin.