Catechism De La Iglesia Catoli – (Spanish)

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  Contents

  Foreword
  The Catholic Faith: Words And Signs

  PART 1: Personal Biography
  Background And Vocation
  The Young Professor
  Bishop And Cardinal
  The Prefect And His Pope
  Summary

  PART 2: Problems Of The Catholic Church
  Rome Under Fire
  On The State Of The Church
  The Situation In Germany
  Causes Of The Decline
  The Mistakes Of The Church
  The Canon Of Criticism

  PART 3: On The Threshold Of A New Era
  Two Thousand Years Of Salvation History-and Still No Redemption?
  Catharsis-A New Millennium-A Time Of Testing
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