more than one-sixth of the world’s population?belong to the Roman Catholic Church. But what do Catholics actually believe? While not neglecting those aspects of the faith which all Christians share, this volume pays particular attention to those aspects of the faith which make Catholicism distinctive. It emphasizes the importance to Catholics of Church history, in both its positive and negative aspects, and the central role of the Papacy. But more important still is the sacrament of Mass: the participation?through an act as simple as eating?in God's divinity.

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