An Illustrated Catechism

This is the perfect teaching resource for children as well as an introduction to the basics of our Catholic faith for adults. Beautifully illustrated in a rich style reminiscent of medieval illuminations, this book follws the outline of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, with sections on the Creed, the Sacraments, the Commandments and Prayer.

An Illustrated Catechism for Children is a series of questions and answers based on traditional Christian catechisms designed to help teach children biblical truths. Book One: Who Made You? is geared toward younger children and covers the first 14 questions and answers. Each answer page includes a relevant Bible verse that can be used for memorization and as a launching pad for deeper study and application. The little questions, big answers, bright colors and fun illustrations all assist parents in shaping their children's worldview and building a biblical foundation for their lives. This book can be a fun supplement to help with the catechizing process at home or just to reinforce what children are already learning at church. With its simple wording, children will soon be answering the questions before they even turn the page.

"Faith for the Future" is what all catechisms should be...reader friendly. It is 200 pages of compelling catechetical reading that is both informative and entertaining. With one look, catechists will see its appeal. Full color throughout, with incredible attention paid to graphic detail, it is fully indexed to the "Catechism." Scriptural references and quotes, historical anecdotes and doctrine make "Faith for the Future" great for Catholic formation. Leaders will love the simple ways that difficult concepts are explained, often with memorable analogies. "Paperback"

"The Illuminated Catechism gives you space to meditate on God's Word. Bible passages, short devotionals, complementary hymns, selections from Martin Luther, and delightful illustrations invite you to reflect on God's grace, pray, and deepen your understanding of the Christian faith. There are also blank spaces for your doodling, journaling, and reflection" --