Publisher's Synopsis
Grace and Prayer Explained presents a detailed exposition of grace and prayer according to the Munich or Psychological Method, tailored for children in intermediate and higher grades. Based on the Baltimore Catechism (No. 2) and Deharbe's Catechism, this work by Joseph John Baierl offers a structured approach to understanding Catholic teachings on grace and prayer.
Designed for classroom use and individual study, this book explores key theological concepts in an accessible manner, ensuring young readers grasp the essence of Catholic doctrine. Baierl's method emphasizes psychological principles to aid comprehension, making complex ideas relatable and understandable for young minds. "Grace and Prayer Explained" stands as a valuable resource for Catholic educators and parents seeking to provide a solid foundation in faith for their children.
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