What Catholics believe
By: [by] Josef Pieper and Heinz Raskop. Introd. by Gerald B. Phelan; translation by Christopher Huntington
Series: Logos edition
Publisher: Regnery
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng; ger
Number of pages: 112
Subjects: Controversial literature; Popular works; Popular Doctrinal and controversial works; Catholic Church
Notes: Translation of Katholische Christenfibel.
Table of contents: title: Introduction/ Gerald B. Phelan; title: Prayer of St. Thomas Aquinas; title: Faith and life; title: The faith of the Christian; title: Faith, an encounter with God; title: Our profession of faith, the creed; title: The sign of the cross; title: The creed; title: God beyond all human comprehension; title: The blessed Trinity, three persons in One God; title: God the Father, the creator; title: The ordered structure of creation; title: God's creation is good; title: The fall of the angels and the fall of man; title: The transmission of original sin; title: The son of God became man; title: Mary, the mother of God; title: Redemption by Jesus Christ; title: The redemption beyond our understanding; title: Our Lord's death on the cross; title: His descent into hell; title: His resurrection from the dead; title: His ascension into heaven; title: Jesus Christ priest and Lord; title: Christ's work ever present; title: The second coming of our Lord; title: The church's portrait of Christ; title: The work of the Holy Spirit; title: The Holy Spirit in the church of Christ; title: The church, the people of God; title: The holiness of the church; title: The communion of saints; title: The forgiveness of sins; title: The resurrection of the body; title: Eternal life; title: The punishment of the damned; title: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost: One God; title: The life of the Christian; title: Our share in the life of the blessed Trinity; title: The life of the Christian with the church; title: The seven sacraments; title: The sacraments and the new life; title: How the new life grows in the seven sacraments; title: The sacrament of baptism; title: The sacrament of confirmation; title: The Holy Eucharist; title: The sacrament of penance; title: The sacrament of extreme unction; title: The sacrament of holy orders; title: The sacrament of matrimony; title: The sacraments, fruit of the incarnation; title: The liturgical year; title: The Christian virtues; title: What is virtue?; title: The three theological virtues; title: The virtue of faith; title: The virtue of hope; title: The virtue of charity; title: The theological virtues and sanctifying grace; title: The four cardinal virtues; title: The virtue of prudence; title: The virtue of justice; title: The virtue of fortitude; title: The virtue of moderation or temperance; title: The Ten Commandments; title: Christ, our model; title: The fulfillment of faith and life; title: Sacred Scripture; title: Tradition and sacred Scripture; title: the two sources of divine revelation; title: The Old and New Testaments: one unit; title: The Old Testament; title: The New Testament; title: Sacred Scripture and the Christian; title: Some remarks on church history; title: World history and the Gospel of the kingdom of God; title: The divine origin and the human beginnings of church history; title: The three great periods of church history; title: The church and her hallmarks of eternity; title: The church and the bedrock of truth; title: The church's sanctifying work; title: The human element in the church; title: Persecution and oppression; title: The powers of darkness; title: "I am with you all days"; title: The expectation of our Lord's second coming.