Title: God's Caribbean People - A Sourcebook of the Liturgical Year for Religion Teachers
Description: This book is a compilation of short theological, biblical, catechetical articles and essays written by a range of experts in theology, liturgy, biblical studies, education, Christian or religious education. The purpose is to help Christian education, religious education and Sunday school teachers understand the Christian faith from a Roman Catholic perspective, so that they could confidently prepare their catechetical or religious education lessons in order to teach the faith to children, youth, young adults, parents and older Christians. The book is based on the Christian liturgical year which unfolds the Mystery of Christ, i.e. the Person and Work of Jesus Christ, as celebrated by the Christian churches during specific the liturgical seasons: Advent-Christmas-Epiphany; Lent and Easter; and Pentecost and the birth and growth of the Christian church.  It is a book that specifically targets teachers and parents but is also usable meaningfully by Grade 10-12 high school students, young adults, more mature adults, seniors; pastors or priests and parents within the church-school, Sunday school and or Christian school contexts. It was first published in 1983 by the Religious Education Workshop, Catechetical Department, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Port-of-Spain through Printing Plus. In 1985 a second  printing  was done. It is a teachers' book that aims to educate and empower or equip the teacher to teach the faith to others.