A Catechism of the Liberal Catholic Church

Fourth edi­tion

This is the fourth edi­tion of Arch­bishop Wynn Wagner’s Lib­eral Catholic Cat­e­chism. The first edi­tion was pub­lished when he was a rookie priest with Holy Water behind the ears. Now comes an update from Wynn as a lah-dee-dah my-incense-don’t-even-stink arch­bishop. And yet it still works as an easy-to-read intro­duc­tion to this little-known branch of the church catholic.

The Lib­eral Catholic Church was started in Eng­land in the early part of the 20th cen­tury, an off­shoot of the Old Catholic Church of Hol­land. It wel­comes every­one — espe­cially sin­ners — and is one of the most tol­er­ant and accept­ing denom­i­na­tions you can imag­ine. Straight/gay, young/old, pro-life/pro-choice. Some believe in rein­car­na­tion and ascended mas­ters. Oth­ers come for the mys­ti­cism or heal­ing litur­gies, while many attend because of the stately beauty of the Lib­eral Catholic liturgy. The amaz­ing thing is that the Lib­eral Rite works for all of them. It is authen­ti­cally tra­di­tional, yet sur­pris­ingly modern.

The arch­bishop intro­duces you to the major con­cepts of the Rite, from the sim­ple to the eso­teric. The Lib­eral Catholic Church is one of the most dynamic groups of inde­pen­dent Catholics in his­tory. You are in for a real treat with A CATECHISM OF THE LIBERAL CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Num­ber of Pages

176

Inte­rior Type

Black and White

Trim Size (inches)

5 x 8

Bind­ing

US Trade Paper