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Lo que creemos: La belleza de la fe católica, Gráfico

Lo que creemos

La belleza de la fe católica, Gráfico

By Dr. Marcellino D'Ambrosio, Dcn. John Harden, Dr. Matthew Minerd

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Descubra las asombrosas riquezas de la fe católica

Esta tabla proporciona una visión general de las creencias y prácticas de la fe católica. Siguiendo el formato del Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica, ofrece una instantánea de las principales enseñanzas de la fe e ilustra cómo se relacionan entre sí.

El cuadro Lo que creemos:

Organiza el contenido de la fe en doce categorías principales
Identifica los "descubrimientos" que resumen los ricos tesoros de la fe
Indica las doctrinas clave y dónde se explican en el Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica
Proporciona listas útiles que resumen quiénes son los católicos, qué creemos y cómo vivimos nuestra fe.

Nihil obstat: Rev. Msgr. Joseph G. Prior, STD
Censor Librorum
11 de mayo de 2022
Imprimatur:+Most Reverend Nelson J. Pérez
Arzobispo de Filadelfia
20 de abril de 2022

SKU: 9781954881488
Format: Gráfico
Dimensions: An: 5.55" Al: 8.5" P: 0.45"
Weight: 0.07 lb
Case Count: 250
Language: Inglés
Series: Lo que creemos: La belleza de la fe católica
Publisher: Ascensión
Publication Date: Jun 06, 2022
Copyright Year: 2022

Contributors

Dr. Marcellino D'Ambrosio

Author

Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio (“Dr. Italy”) received his Ph.D. in historical theology from The Catholic University of America under the direction of Avery Cardinal Dulles and has had a prolific career as a Catholic author, internationally-respected speaker, pilgrimage leader, and university professor. He is the Co-founder and Director of The Crossroads Initiative, the author of five books and hundreds of articles, and a regular guest on both secular and Catholic TV and radio programs.

In 2004, Dr. D’Ambrosio co-authored the New York Times bestseller A Guide to the Passion: 100 Questions about The Passion of the Christ with Ascension founder Matt Pinto. In 2019, Dr. D’Ambrosio published the groundbreaking Bible study on the life of Jesus Christ filmed in the Holy Land, Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life, presenting alongside Jeff Cavins and Dr. Edward Sri. In 2022, he became the co-author and co-presenter of What We Believe: The Beauty of the Catholic Faith, together with Dr. Andrew Swafford and Sarah Swafford, and in 2025 was announced as a co-presenter of the groundbreaking Foundations of Faith: A Journey Through the Catechism of the Catholic Church with Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, and Dr. Edward Sri.

Dr. D’Ambrosio is currently teaches for the Catholic International University (formerly known as Catholic Distance University). He has previously been on faculty at the Loyola College in Maryland as well as the University of Dallas.

Dr. D’Ambrosio and his wife Susan reside in Dallas, Texas, where they frequently spend time with their many children and grandchildren.

Dcn. John Harden

Author

Ordained Ministry

Dcn. John Harden is a Catholic leader and teacher who serves as the director of Eastern Catholic formation and evangelization for the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma and the manager of small group programs at Ascension. Through his work in formation and evangelization, he is dedicated to equipping individuals and small groups to encounter Christ more deeply through Scripture and the teachings of the Church.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in theology from Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas (BA) and a master’s degree in theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville (MA). In his ministry, he has worked to support parishes, dioceses, and small group leaders in building vibrant communities of faith.

With Ascension, Dcn. Harden is featured as a presenter in Foundations of Faith: A Journey Through the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the 2025 edition of The Bible Timeline: The Story of Salvation.

He, his wife, and their children live in Kansas City, Missouri.

Dr. Matthew Minerd

Author

Dr. Matthew K. Minerd is a Ruthenian Catholic, husband, and father, serving as a professor of philosophy and moral theology at the Byzantine Catholic Seminary of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Pittsburgh. His academic and popular writing has been published in the journals Nova et Vetera, The American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, The Review of Metaphysics, Études Maritainiennes, Downside Review, and Homiletic and Pastoral Review. He has also served as a translator or editor for volumes published by The Catholic University of America Press, Emmaus Academic, and Cluny Media.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Ascension Bible Studies

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If you are having trouble loading videos on your Smart TV, you can try connecting a laptop or desktop computer to your TV using an HDMI cable and playing the videos from your computer. Many customers have found this to work well.

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Unfortunately, Ascension is not able to troubleshoot issues related to individual Smart TVs or casting devices.

Do I need DVDs to run a study in person?

There are three ways your group could view the study videos:

You could watch the videos on DVD, gathered as a group.
You could watch the videos streaming from our Thinkific website, gathered as a group.
Each person could purchase the online access and watch the videos independently at home on the Thinkific website.

We strongly recommend purchasing the DVDs for in-person group viewing because this is usually the easiest method for volunteer leaders to manage and because the DVD sets can be reused later by other Bible study groups in your parish.

Does the online study access expire?

Online access to our studies do expire after one year (or two years, if you are using The Bible Timeline: The Story of Salvation, Foundations of Faith: A Journey Through the Catechism of the Catholic Church, or Matthew: The King and His Kingdom). This access begins from the day you purchase your online access, or from the day you set up your access (if you are using a group enrollment link given to you from your small group leader).

How do I access the all-digital online course after I purchase?

After you purchase a product that includes access, check your inbox for an email from our partner Thinkific. In order to access your online study, you will receive a link in that email to create a free account with Thinkific and access your study.

You will then be able to access your online study at ascensionpress.thinkific.com.

(Note that if you have already created a Thinkific account through Ascension, you will not need to create a new one, but will then receive a link to access your online study directly.)

If you purchased multiple online course enrollments for your small group, you'll receive an email the day of your purchase with a link which you can then forward to your students. With this link, each student can create their account and access their online course.

Will I need a workbook to complete a study?

The workbook is an integral part of the study, containing reflection and discussion questions. To get the most out of the study, we recommend each participant have a Bible, his or her own workbook, and for studies that include an additional reading book, we encourage a copy of that as well.

What study materials will my group and I need?

You can choose the study materials that best fit how you plan to journey through the study!

If you are leading a small group, we recommend purchasing the program’s Starter Pack for yourself, along with a Study Set/Workbook and Online Access for each participant.

If you are journeying through the study on your own, we recommend purchasing a Study Set/Workbook and Online Access for yourself.

In addition, we recommend that everyone have a Catholic Bible and Catechism of the Catholic Church. We recommend the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Ascension Edition and The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, which incorporates the same color-coded learning system used throughout our studies.

Can I download and print out the digital workbook from a study?

Our online edition of a study includes a digital copy of your workbook. This workbook is in a read-only format, and therefore cannot be printed out as this is a violation of copyright and intellectual property law. This version of the workbook is also unable to save student responses.

If you would prefer a printed copy of your workbook and have ordered the online-only option in error, please contact us with your order number and we will be able to help you set up your order for the printed materials instead!

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Roman Catholic Knight

We give this chart to all our new Roman Catholic Knights and they love it! Thank you Ascension Press for all you do in making us better and more knowledgable Catholics.

Glad to have this resouce

Well written. I like that it's condensed and understandable. Very satisfied.

A Great Resource

A comprehensive summary of our beautiful Catholic Faith! I have given copies to two of my godchildren to encourage them to return to the practice of our Faith and ordered more to pass on.

Great reference tool for our faith

I received my chart a few days ago, and I refer to it during the day. It is what we believe in a short, organized chart. I love it and recommend it.

Good for OCIA

Beautifully done. Nothing new for catechized Catholics, but an excellent handout for those thinking of becoming Catholic, or those who were never taught their faith.

Great and handy reference

Is a great learning tool, compact and handy, Very happy with this and glad Ascension has put it together for people.

I like it!

Great summary and outline of our Catechism and faith.

What we believe chart

I didn't believe Ascension could condense all we believe in a chart, even though I have loved and used their other charts. So glad I took a chance. Gave one to my son, wished I had gotten more, told my prayer group about it. Really nice job. Perfect thing to have on hand to show neighbor, friend, relative, who asks "what do Catholics really believe?"

Quick Reference

Quick reference to have factual answers for adult children when they state there reasons not to be active in the Catholic Church.

Disappointing product.

Seems more designed as a slick sales tool for Ascension Press Great Adventure Bible or their way overpriced Catechism, than as a honest review of the Faith. Printed not on a sturdy cardboard either but on reinforced paper. For the price one can't really quibble just wish Ascension was more honest and forthright in what they were actually providing

Great Visual of the Catholic Faith

The What We Believe Chart is a great visual for displaying what we believe as Catholics at a glance including: who we are, some basic tenets of our faith, and how we live our lives. It also includes an extremely useful graphic overview of our beliefs and practices of our Catholic faith as outlined in our Catechism. I have shared it with friends and family who loved it and plan to order copies.

What we believe

Found it very helpful in organizing the content of the catechism.

What We Believe Fold out card

This is a great tool I use for myself and for RCIA! It summarizes our Catholic beliefs in one resource.

Such a cool tool!

Such a cool tool! This chart condenses what we believe into a visually engaging and concise meal meal that's easy (and delicious) to consume. I love the references to the Catechism, which I'm just starting to explore.