Catechism Made Easy
Catechism of the Catholic Church, Simplified
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Full Table of Contents
Prologue
Part One: The Profession of Faith (26-1065)
Man's Capacity for God (26-49)
God Comes to Man (50-141)
- Christ Jesus - Fullness of All Revelation
- Interpretation of the Faith Heritage
- The Holy Spirit - Interpreter of Scripture
- The Canon of Scripture
Man's Response to God (142-184)
- Characteristics of Faith
- We Believe
The Creeds (185-197)
- The Apostles Creed
- The Nicene Creed
God the Father Almighty (198-278)
- The Living God
- "He Who Is"
- Revealed as Trinity
- Teaching of the Faith
- The Trinitarian Missions
- Almighty
Creation of Heaven and Earth (279-354)
- Catechesis on Creation
- The Work of the Trinity
- The Mystery of Creation
- Divine Providence
- The Visible World
Man in God's Image (355-421)
- Body and Soul - Truly One
- Male and Female
- Sin and Grace
- Original Sin
Jesus Christ, His Only Son Born of Mary (422-483)
- His Only Son - Our Lord
- Only Son of God
- True God and True Man
- Son of God - Yet Man
Conceived by the Holy Spirit (484-570)
- Mary's Prerogatives
- God's Plan for Mary
- Mysteries of Christ's Life
- Jesus' Infancy and Hidden Life
- Jesus' Public Life
- Forming the Apostles
Suffered, Crucified, Died and Buried (571-630)
- Jesus, the Law, and the Temple
- The Claims of Jesus
- The Trial
- For Our Sins
- A True Death
Descended into Hell and Rose on the Third Day (631-682)
- Historical and Transcendent
- The Meaning and Saving Significance
- Coming in Glory
The Holy Spirit (683-747)
- Believing in the Spirit
- Name, Titles and Symbols
- The Time of the Promises
- The Time of Fulfillment
- The Final Days
The Catholic Church (748-810)
- God's Plan for the Church
- Origin - Foundation - Mission
- Mystery of the Church
- The People of God
- The Body of Christ
The Church is One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic (811-870)
- The Church is One
- The Church is Holy
- The Church is Catholic
- The Church on Mission
- The Church is Apostolic
Christ's Faithful and the Communion of Saints (871-987)
- The Church's Hierarchy
- Teaching - Sanctifying - Governing
- The Laity
- Consecrated Life
- The Communion of Saints
- Mother of the Church
- Forgiveness of Sins
Resurrection of the Body and Life Everlasting (988-1065)
- How This Happens
- Dying with Christ
- Particular Judgment
- Purgatory and Hell
- Final Judgment
Part Two: The Celebration of the Christian Mystery (1066-1690)
Liturgy and Sacraments (1066-1212)
- Why the Liturgy
- The Father
- Christ
- The Spirit
- The Sacraments
- Sacraments of Faith and Salvation
- Celebrating Liturgy
- Unity and Diversity
- Grouping the Sacraments
Baptism (1213-1284)
- History of Salvation
- Necessity of Baptism
- The Graces of Baptism
Confirmation (1285-1321)
- In the History of Salvation
- The Signs and Rite
- Who Can Receive
The Eucharist (1322-1419)
- Source and Summit of Church Life
- The History of Salvation
- Liturgical Celebration
- Thanksgiving-Memorial-Presence
- The Presence of Christ
- The Paschal Banquet
- The Fruits
- Christian Unity
Penance and Reconciliation (1420-1498)
- Conversion and Penance
- The Sacrament
- Acts of the Penitent
- Minister of the Sacrament
- Effects
- Indulgences
- Celebration of the Sacrament
Anointing of the Sick (1499-1532)
- Basis for the Sacrament
- Who Receives and Who Administers
- Celebration and Effects
Holy Orders (1533-1600)
- Holy Orders in Economy of Salvation
- Three Degrees of Order
- Celebrating the Sacrament
- The Effects
Matrimony (1601-1666)
- God's Plan
- Marriage in the Scriptures
- Celebrating the Sacrament
- Effects of Marriage Bond
- Conjugal Love
- The Domestic Church
Sacramentals and Christian Funerals (1667-1690)
- Characteristics of Sacramentals
- Christian Funerals
Part Three: Life in Christ (1691-2550)
Dignity in Christ (1691-1748)
- The Beatitudes
- Man's Freedom
Morality (1749-1876)
- Sources of Morality
- Morality of the Passions
- Moral Conscience
- The Virtues
- Faith-Hope-Charity
- Gifts and Fruits of the Spirit
- Sin and Mercy
- Mortal and Venial
- Proliferation of Sins
The Human Community (1877-1948))
- The Person and Society
- Personal Responsibility
- Social Justice
Law, Grace and the Church (1949-2051)
- The Moral Law
- The Old and New Law
- Justification
- Grace
- Merit
- Christian Holiness
- The Church - Mother and Teacher
The Ten Commandments (2052-2082)
- Two Texts
- In Sacred Scripture
- In Church Tradition
- Natural Law
The First Commandment (2083-2141)
- Worship the Lord, Your God
- Faith-Hope-Charity
- Serving God Alone
- Social Duty and Religious Freedom
- No Other Gods
- Atheism and Agnosticism
The Second Commandment (2142-2167)
- Holy is His Name
- The Christian Name
The Third Commandment (2168-2195)
- The Lord'S Day
- Grace and Rest
The Fourth Commandment (2196-2257)
- The Family in God'S Plan
- Duties of Family Members
- Authorities in Civil Society
- Armed Resistance
- The Church'S Vision
The Fifth Commandment (2258-2330)
- Respecting Human Life
- Other Issues
- Abortion
- Respect for Others and Self
- Science
- Safeguarding Peace
The Sixth Commandment (2331-2400)
- Called to Chastity
- Homosexuality
- Marital Love
- The Gift of a Child
- Sins Against Marriage
The Seventh Commandment (2401-2463)
- Meant for All - Yet Private Ownership
- Respecting Persons and Their Goods
- The Church's Social Doctrine
- Economy and Social Justice
- Solidarity Among Nations
- The Poor
The Eighth Commandment (2464-2513)
- Living in the Truth
- Sins Against the Truth
- Means of Social Communications
The Ninth Commandment (2514-2533)
- Purifying the Heart
The Tenth Commandment (2534-2557)
- Covetous Desires
- Desires of the Holy Spirit
Part Four: Christian Prayer (2558-2865)
Prayer in the Christian Life (2558-2649)
- The Old Testament
- The Prayer of Jesus
- The Teaching of Jesus
- The Prayer of Mary
- Prayer in the Age of the Church
- Petition and Intercession
- Thanksgiving and Praise
The Tradition of Prayer (2650-2696)
- The Wellsprings of Prayer
- The Way of Prayer
- Prayer with Mary
- Guides for Prayer
The Life of Prayer (2697-2758)
- Expressions of Prayer
- The Battle of Prayer
- Why Prayer is Not Heard
The Lord's Prayer - "Our Father" (2759-2802)
- A Summary of the Gospels
- The Prayer of the Church
- Our Father Who Art in Heaven
The Seven Petitions (2803-2865)
- Hallowed Be Thy Name
- Thy Kingdom Come
- Thy Will Be Done
- Our Daily Bread
- Forgive Us Our Trespasses
- Lead Us Not into Temptation
- Deliver Us from Evil
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