Coming to God Sadlier's New Catholic School Edition

Sadlier's New Catholic School Edition Coming to Faith Program Coming to God Some points of the textbook: God created everything that is, and everything He created is good. The word, “Divine”, is used only to describe God. God sent His own Son, Jesus, who was promised. Jesus is Lord and Savior. The Trinity is accurately described and correctly called “Father, Son and Holy Spirit.” The general overview of Jesus’ life is accurate: In the Temple, telling of God’s love, helping the poor and sick, working miracles, his arrest (although there is no mention of trial, Pilate, etc) nailed to a cross, died on Good Friday, and rose on Easter Sunday. (but does not follow through with the Ascension into Heaven, although it mentions Pentecost) The Greatest Commandment is mentioned. The Pope and Bishops carry on the work of Peter and the Apostles. At Mass, we receive Jesus Himself in Holy Communion. We should pray to Jesus every morning, night and mealtime. We can pray alone or together. Prayer is talking and listening to God. God always loves us and forgives us when we are sorry. Every day we must ask ourselves, “Will this choice help me to be a better person.” “Sin is freely choosing to do what we know is wrong.” Paperback. Used-good condition. All pages intact. Smoke free. 50% of the profits from this sale will be donated to a local Friends of the Library Christianity Religion Religious Spirituality BKNK