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We have been reading this together in the family - adults down to younger teens and we have all enjoyed it and learned so much. A more approachable catechism, Great for RCIA, confirmation gifts and just to read.

This is the BEST Roman Catholic catechism out there.The way they have arranged the question/answer throughout the book is great for ages 12 and up to 100.You won't be sorry.All your questions will be answered.This book has been indorced by The Pope.Catechism for Youth: Based on the Catechism of the Catholic ChurchWritten 2010/2011

This book helps to understand the complexity of the cathecism so that a proper acceptance of catholicism is taken. The wording is simple enough to follow.

YouCat is a wonderful summary of the "Catechism of the Catholic Church", suitable for adults as well as youths. A much easier read than the Catechism, more concise, and if you like, could be used as a supplement to the more detailed Catechism. Our adult catechism class will be using it as our base, referring to the larger Catechism if more research is needed. I have given it to my grandchildren as a resource to be used in conjunction with the Religion class they have at school.

A surprisingly contemporary, attractive, orthodox catechism for young and also old.The book's format uses questions and answers. Alongside the main text of questions and answers can be read short definitions, comments of important or recent saints, recent popes, and Church Councils for which the sources are given. These various aphorisms often help to interpret the answers to questions. The book is divided under the following headings: What what we believe; How we celebrate the Christian mysteries; How we are to have a life in Christ; How should we pray. What a good way to organize a catechism.

With this book we now have a fantastic tool to speak about faith. It is specifically made for youth and it is written in their own words. The book addresses many questions including: What does the Church think about globalization? May a priest repeat something he has learned in confession? What is heaven? How can Sacred Scripture be "truth" if not everything in it is right?

This book was part of pilgim's pack during World Yout Day in Madrid, 2011.
It's Youth Catechism written in language suitable for young people.
Includes foreword by Pope Benedict XVI