This book was born in the midst of real questions, sincere objections and many caricatures that, over time, have obscured the understanding of the Catholic faith. It is not meant to be a cold manual of answers, but an accompanied journey where truth is explained... and also contemplated.
Throughout its pages, the most common controversies faced by Catholic Christians are addressed: the authority of the Church, the role of Mary, the sacraments, purgatory, indulgences, the Cross, images, moral life, the unity of Christians and dialogue with other religions. But each topic is presented not only to be defended, but also to be understood from within, in its biblical, historical and spiritual coherence.
This second edition has been revised and expanded to offer a more human, more contemplative, and more approachable apologetics, one in which the firmness of truth is not separated from the gentleness of the Gospel.
Because in the end, the Catholic faith is not a set of ideas to be imposed, but a mystery to be revealed, lived and shared.