All Things Catholic - A Guide from A to Z

• Great and easy resource for learning more about the Catholic Faith
• Definitive reference volume on more than 260 Catholic topics
• Key definitions, teachings, practices, people, & resources
• For lifelong Catholics and those who are simply curious
• Wonderful reference text to add to your Catholic book collection

One can spend hours searching for answers about the Catholic Faith and how to share it with others. There are a multitude of books that explain the various areas of Church teaching, but never — before now — a definitive desktop volume on more than 260 Catholic topics, from A to Z, featuring key definitions, teachings, practices, people, and resources for further reading.

This fascinating, one-stop guidebook delivers the intellectual tradition of the Church while providing practical Catholic applications, spiritual wisdom, and guidance on a broad range of topics, from the basics of the Faith to more current issues, such as transgenderism and yoga. 

These pages put timely and timeless information at your fingertips, whether you’re seeking information about a specific teaching, wondering about the Church’s stance on a social topic, or looking for inspiration to evangelize someone to the Faith.   

You will discover:
 •    Catholic rules to live by from Scripture, Tradition, and the Catechism   •    Answers to common questions about what Catholics really believe    •    Refreshers on Catholic doctrine from the sacraments to moral theology    •    Ways to defend important Catholic teachings in daily life    •    Traditional prayers and important lists to remember

This is an ideal resource for Catholic school students, catechists, RCIA catechumens, and anyone seeking to understand and discuss Catholicism intelligently. It will be a frequently used, lifelong resource that will draw you in for longer reads than you expect.

“When I saw this book’s title, I presumed Shaun McAfee had produced an updated version of a classic Catholic dictionary, such as those by Donald Attwater, Fr. John Hardon, and Fr. Peter M. J. Stravinskas. Not so. McAfee’s offering makes no attempt, as the others did, to be comprehensive. It aims to be captivating — and it is. It’s an eclectic, idiosyncratic, and delightful compendium of definitions and explanations, with many topics not found in any other Catholic dictionary.” — Karl Keating, Founder, Catholic Answers