It is to seek to understand the meaning of Christ's actions and words and of the signs worked by him. Through intimate union with the Lord Jesus, we become deeply aware that He is the real teacher and that we are only channels of His teaching. Filled with the knowledge and love of the Lord Jesus, we would then have a passionate love for the faith and a burning desire to transmit it without compromise or dilution and without interjecting personal opinions opposed to what the Church believes and teaches. The process of accepting the Catechism is not just a question of casually reading the text, attending a few workshops or borrowing from it to prepare a class or a homily. It is something much more profound than that.
Conversion is never an easy, painless process.
It involves shedding prejudices, shallow views, moral compromises. It demands renewed attention to neglected spiritual lives. But we can do a better job of transmitting the faith to our young people, to adults and to the unchurched only if we acquire a renewed openness to the faith as expressed in The Catechism of the Catholic Church.