Like Sheep Without a ShepherdVantage Press, Inc, 2007 - 70 pages Author Paul F. Wille, a certified catechist for fourteen years, presents a forthright critique of United States Roman Catholic bishops and of modern theology. |
Contents
Believe in God 147 | 1 |
Trinity and Incarnation | 4 |
3 | 7 |
Forgiveness | 12 |
Baptism | 19 |
Immaculate and Unclear | 24 |
Confirmation | 30 |
Eucharist | 38 |
Airport | 44 |
Redemption | 52 |
Matrimony | 54 |
The Just War | 56 |
Magic | 61 |
Whodunnit? | 67 |
Epilogue | 69 |
Common terms and phrases
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