A Pocket Catechism for Kids

A Pocket Catechism For Kids
Updated

Dear Boys and Girls,

God loves you more than anything else in the world. He wants to be your best friend, now and for all eternity.

But do you know how to be a friend to God?

This little catechism will teach you what you must believe and what you must do in order to be friends with God forever. What you need to do is study the questions and answers, pray the prayers and, most of all, attend Mass.

If you pray hard and learn the lessons in this catechism, your friendship with God will grow and you will understand that God made you to know him, to love him, and to Serve him.

Sincerely,
Fr. Kris D. Stubna and Mike Aquilina

From the very first "Who are you?" to the final "What other prayers does the Church recommend?" A Pocket Catechism for Kids, Updated is the ideal introduction to the treasures of the Catholic Faith for children in kindergarten through grade 8.

Using a popular question-and-answer format, authors Father Kris Stubna and Mike Aquilina explain the saving truths that Jesus taught in short, easy-to-understand-and-memorize sections that draw from both Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Examining the basics, A Pocket Catechism for Kids, Updated serves as both a primer on the Faith and a readily accessible resource and reference guide. A Pocket Catechism for Kids, Updated also contains sections on traditional Catholic prayers, a guide to making a good Confession, an explanation of the Mass, and more - virtually everything children need to know to understand and live the Faith!

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Father Kris D. Stubna received his doctorate in theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. He is the pastor of Saint Paul Cathedral in Pittsburgh, PA, as well as an author and speaker.

Mike Aquilina is a prolific author in the Catholic press. He is the author, editor, or co-editor of several Our Sunday Visitor books including The How-To Book of Catholic Devotions, The Mass of the Early Christians, and The Fathers of the Church.