Catechism Classes

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Catechism refers generally to the body of Catholic doctrine that make up the Faith that Catholics believe. The Catholic Church is unique in that there are four marks that it possesses to show that it is the true Church founded by Jesus Christ Himself: it is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. The catholic mark refers to the universality of the Church since "catholic" means "universal." Christ's True Church must teach the same body of doctrine everywhere in the world since it is not possible to teach two conflicting ideas to two different peoples and have them be true. Whereas all other denominations teach conflicting doctrine that is often up to the "inspiration" — or the whim — of the congregation's leader, the Catholic Church alone teaches the same body of doctrine in all places. The catechism refers to the codification of all of this doctrine into one single book.