Why We're Catholic: Our Reasons For Faith, Hope, And Love (Case of 20 Books)

As a convert to Catholicism, I've read just about every "introduction to Catholicism" book on the market. Trent Horn's "Why We're Catholic" is the best book because it is cogent (brief yet thorough) and you can hand it to anybody, whether they're an atheist, a Protestant, a fallen-away Catholic, or a practicing Catholic who wants to know and love the Faith more deeply. I buy these by the case and give them away to all of our parish's RCIA students and as many of my family and friends as I can!

I’ve purchased 20 of these books for my grandchildren. As they head off to college I’ve been trying to create an apologetics library for them to arm them for the onslaught of secularism they will have to face. So far, I’ve given each of them 12 books and the full set of 20 answers books (41-I know there are 3 more available since I bought those) so they can find answers to any questions thrown at them. Thanks for all the work you do!

Great book for youth ministry and the handout to friends.

What a great deal! I got a whole case of 20 books at $3 apiece and donated 19 books to my local church to distribute to parishioners. Everyone was very happy—thank you, Catholic Answers Press!

Great book. Each chapter is only a few pages long and covers the main stumbling blocks to the faith. I am giving these to our RCIA candidates.

best book ever read, not just for catholics but for everyone. very thorough explanation of the catholic faith. you will not be disapointed.

I passed these out at a couple different ministry meetings and they disappeared quickly. One friend said this book really helped re-center him in our faith. Others said they loved the book so much they've already passed it along. Great resource for people at many points in their walk with The Lord.

I am an RCIA and Adult Confirmation program director and I love this book. We give a copy to every RCIA participant, adult Confirmation candidate, their sponsors, and the parents of candidates under 18. I find it is a great place to start for all who are interested in becoming Catholic, but it also reinforces church teaching with sponsors & parents. It is a relatively easy read in straightforward language, not at all intimidating, and the format (short chapters that all answer a "why") encourages even those who do not consider themselves readers to give it a try. Purchased by the case it makes a very inexpensive welcome gift, which people really seem to appreciate receiving. Thanks for a thoughtful look at our faith that is written for the average person!

This is the best all around book to give to anyone I am a Catechist and am using as a supplement to the 7th grade class