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The beginning of faith
The eight introductory stages help learners encounter God, become familiar with the Bible, Jesus, the Church, prayer, and the sacraments.
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Catechism
Learn the faith. Live with love.
Clear Catholic catechism paths, official references, and assessments that you can follow at your own pace on the web or iPhone.
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54lessons and assessments
537learning minutes
Catechism library
Five foundational paths
Move from the foundations of faith to what the Church professes, celebrates, lives, and prays.
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Profession of faith
The eleven stations of the Creed: Revelation, the Trinity, creation, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and eternal life.
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Celebrating the Christian Mystery
Eleven liturgical stations, seven sacraments, five liturgical years, and the life of grace of the Church.
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Life in Christ
Thirteen stages of practicing liberty, virtue, the Ten Commandments, truth, justice, and solidarity in life today.
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Christian prayer
Eleven stages of learning to pray with the Bible and the Church, practicing three ways of praying, and delving into the Lord's Prayer.
Lessons
Begin with the foundations
Each lesson combines core teaching, reflection, practice, and official sources for deeper reading.
The beginning of faith
10 min God is creator and loving.
Recognize that the world, life, and every human being are gifts given to be loved and cared for.
Profession of faith
10 min Humanity seeks, and God reveals.
Recognizing the longing for God in the human heart and His loving initiative in history.
Celebrating the Christian Mystery
10 min Liturgy and the Paschal Mystery
Understanding the liturgy as the action of Christ and the Church, in which the work of salvation is celebrated today.
Life in Christ
10 min Dignity and the Beatitudes
Embracing the identity of a child of God and the path to happiness that Jesus opens up.
Christian prayer
10 min Prayer: Gift, Covenant, and Communion
Begin with God's initiative and learn to pray with all your heart.
CCC · COMPENDIUM
Learn from official sources
The original educational summaries reference the Catechism of the Catholic Church and its Compendium. They do not reproduce either work and do not replace a diocesan-approved curriculum.
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