Publisher's Synopsis
Catholischer Catechismus in kurze Frag und Antwort gestellet durch Petrum Canisium is a classic exposition of Catholic doctrine in a question and answer format, authored by Petrus Canisius and published in 1754. This German-language catechism serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the core tenets of Catholicism. Designed for both instruction and personal study, it presents fundamental beliefs in a clear and accessible manner.
This edition offers insights into the religious and intellectual landscape of the 18th century, reflecting the enduring influence of Canisius's teachings on Catholic education. It remains a significant work for those interested in the history of Catholic thought and the development of catechetical literature. The concise and direct style of the catechism makes it a practical guide for learners and educators alike.
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