Description:
Exploring the Catholic Faith guides readers through Catholicism in a conversational, clear, and understandable way. Perfect for RCIA students, people curious about Catholicism, and Catholics looking for a quick refresher or a reintroduction to the Catholic faith. In this inviting book, Herbert McCabe delves into the central doctrines of the Catholic faith with unsurpassed elegance, clarity, and precision.
McCabe's accessible style will appeal to readers who may not wish to delve into The Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Features a positive approach to the moral life, focusing on the living of the virtues.
The question and answer format, along with the affordability of this book, makes it perfect for RCIA program and parish use.
Ideal for interfaith couples.
About the author
Herbert McCabe, OP (1926-2001) taught philosophy and theology at Blackfriars, Oxford. He has written four books, including work on the sacraments and ethics, and is a well respected theologian.
Timothy Radcliffe, OP, is a member of the Dominican priory at Blackfriars, Oxford, where he served as Master of the Dominican Order until 2001. Radcliffe has written four books: Sing a New Song, I Call You Friends, Seven Last Words, and What is the Point of Being Christian?. He is a renowned and highly sought after speaker.
112 pages. -- By Herbert McCabe with a foreword by Timothy Radcliffe, OP -- Paperback -- 4 1⁄2 x 7" H
