Tradivox Vol 20
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Volume 20 is the "golden key" that unlocks the entire historic Tradivox series. In its rich, serviceable pages, you will find several indexes and lists that work in concert, allowing you to rapidly locate points of Catholic teaching across the entire twenty-volume Tradivox catechism series. While the Alphabetical Index lists every topic from "Aaron" to "Zwinglianism," the Systematic Index serves as a kind of miniature catechism in itself -- covering all the basic tenets of Catholic doctrine with copious references to the thirty-seven manuscripts the Tradivox collection comprises, together with...
Volume 20 is the "golden key" that unlocks the entire historic Tradivox series. In its rich, serviceable pages, you will find several indexes and lists that work in concert, allowing you to rapidly locate points of Catholic teaching across the entire twenty-volume Tradivox catechism series. While the Alphabetical Index lists every topic from "Aaron" to "Zwinglianism," the Systematic Index serves as a kind of miniature catechism in itself -- covering all the basic tenets of Catholic doctrine with copious references to the thirty-seven manuscripts the Tradivox collection comprises, together with the classic "memory lists" that every Catholic should know. In this invaluable resource, which also features a collection of traditional prayers, you will find information on a variety of topics, including: * Divine Revelation, creation, and the Incarnation * The nature of God and the ChurchRedemption, justification, and grace * Virtues and precepts * The Last Things Tradivox was first conceived as an international research endeavor to recover lost and otherwise little-known Catholic catechetical texts. As the research progressed over several years, the vision and scope began to widen. This treasure reveals the richness of the series and is a powerful resource to help you grow in knowledge and grace.
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