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The Community We Call Church Revised Edition

An Introduction for RCIA
Hans Christoffersen
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One of the first questions that occurs on the journey of faith is “What is the Church?” This deluxe pamphlet offers an insightful, complete, yet concise, answer to that question. Directed toward those who are beginning the RCIA program, The Community We Call Church describes the founding and growth of the Church, its mission, and the meaning of its presence in the world.

The Christian Community is "one, holy, catholic, and apostolic." Although the Church has many members, it is united as the one Body of Christ. Scripture tells us that the Church is "a royal priesthood, a holy people." Following the commission that Jesus issued to his followers, the Church is apostolic. A community of believers united under one head and led by the Spirit, the Church continues the mission of Jesus as it announces the universal call to holiness to all people through evangelization, witness, and worship. The laity has a unique role in this mission, for the laity is sent into the world and is presented with opportunities every day to share Christ.

The Community We Call Church is part of the Introduction to RCIA series, a set of 9 pamphlets for candidates and catechumens covering a compendium of topics on the Catholic faith, each written by an expert on that topic and each with an imprimatur.

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Publish Date 08/01/2018
Pages or Item Count 32
Size 4.125 x 5.875
Weight 0.44
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Discount Category Deluxe (Not Returnable)
Product Code 828072

Hans Christoffersen holds a Licentiate in Dogmatic Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, and has been involved in RCIA ministry in both the U.S. and Europe. He is publisher for academic and monastic markets at Liturgical Press.

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