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Why Not Consider Becoming a Catholic

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In this concise book Fr. Frank DeSiano, CSP, a priest and missionary in the tradition of St. Paul, offers seekers of today some considerations... reasons why the Catholic faith can enrich lives today.

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In his new book, Why Not Consider Becoming a Catholic, Fr. Frank DeSiano, president of PNCEA, lays out reasons for considering the Catholic faith. While making clear that reaching out to others cannot undermine ecumenical and inter-faith dialogue, Fr. DeSiano presents “considerations” for today. The book, avoiding tedious arguments, lays out the positive aspects of the Catholic faith that will connect with contemporary seekers.

In a nutshell, Fr. DeSiano explains that the rich and full dimensions of the Catholic faith come closest to representing the broad, compassionate and inclusive vision of the Kingdom of God in the New Testament. He builds up to this point by emphasizing the Church’s respect for human intelligence and the human quest for happiness. He underscores how Jesus is a unique answer to the deepest unresolvable issues—human sin and death. Connecting Jesus to the community of his followers, Fr. DeSiano elaborates on the powerful dimensions of worship, word, community and humanity which underlie Catholic life. The book concludes with a global vision of Church, and an invitation to consider being part of it. Questions and answers make this book useful for individuals and groups.

This 93-page book can be a valuable asset for individual Catholics and for people who are thinking about faith today, especially those thinking about the RCIA.

Consider giving it as a gift to someone you know who is searching.
Make it available in your parish for those who have questions about the Catholic faith.