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Jan 16, '09, 9:56 am
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Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
I'd like to see this, the Catechism is great but sometimes hard to understand.
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Jan 16, '09, 11:33 am
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Re: Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
Great idea! 
Last edited by Prague; Jan 16, '09 at 11:33 am.
Reason: spell check
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Jan 16, '09, 3:07 pm
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Re: Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
My husband and Iare currently in RCIA in Central Missouri
would love to be able to have someone to talk about this Cathechism.
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Jan 16, '09, 6:45 pm
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Re: Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
The Catechism is not as vague as some people make it out to be. If you read the Bible, Church Fathers, and Church documents, you'll understand the Catechism just fine. Medtation upon the teachings presented in the Catechism is also a very good idea, because when we lift our minds to God, He leads us into all truths and gives us a deeper understand of the Catholic faith. Oh, and you might need a dictionary to look up some words, but overall, very easy to read.
I second the motion for a Catechism forum! 
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Jan 17, '09, 2:40 pm
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Re: Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
In the United States of Amercia there is a catechism called
United states catechism for adults , it explains it better and helps you to explain it to your kids.
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Jan 18, '09, 8:01 pm
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Re: Create a forum for discussing the Cathechism?
You know how when you enter a place and it just feels right???? Thats the way I feel. Our class, although small, is just awsome. There is so much knowledge out there for us to learn, live and pray for our future.
I truely hope this forum happens. Have some questions, but who doesn't in this stage of our classes. Nothing, with time, I'm sure won't be answered.
Thanks,
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