RCIA

[wildelover]

Rereading "Pope Fiction" by Patrick Madrid. I like this book; bought it on a whim 2-3 years ago. He has a great style and while he shoots down falsities about beliefs about the papacy, he never comes across as condescending, rude, arrogant, or bombastic. It is a measured and well-spoken critique. I also have been rereading "Why Do Catholics Do

Comments

[tiwonge]

If that "Why Do Catholics Do That" book is what I think it is, I don't much like it. I remember finding it once, and loving it. Then, a couple years later, I flipped through it again and couldn't believe some of the junk there was in it.

However, even this was years and years ago, and maybe the next time I see it, I'll like it again.

[wildelover]

I thought it was neat if a bit folksy in style but I had lent it to a friend of mine who was Mormon to answer some of her questions, and leafing back through it for RCIA I liked the section on Tradition. It's not scholarly but I still thought it a good surface look. But again, I haven't stacked it up against much, and I have been mostly skipping around through it.