Real + True (English)

Real + True (English)

37 Seasons

What is Real + True? The Catechism is not a textbook, a collection of ideas, or a set of rules. It is the faithful echo of a God who wishes to reveal himself to us and desires us to respond.

Our mission is to pass down the gift of our faith by creating beautiful, captivating, and relevant content inspired by the Catechism of the Catholic Church. And we are making this content in multiple languages and accessible for free to people all over the world.

Our name is a reference to the real and true God. In Jesus, God is real. He is someone, not something. He’s a person who knows us and understands us. He walked this earth and showed us how to live and love. He is also the Truth, and his light guides our path and leads us to everlasting life. Real+True is a part of The Catechism Project, a global initiative sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor, under the patronage of the Holy See, and supported by people who join our mission.

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Real + True (English)
  • Why the priest mixes water and wine at Mass

    Episode 1

    Have you ever noticed that the priest mixes a small drop of water into the chalice of wine before the consecration at Mass? This is actually very important because it represents YOU! God desires to share his life with you, and through the Mass— like that drop of water in the wine— you’re absorbed...

  • Who does what in the liturgy?

    Episode 2

    We hear that we are called to “participate in Mass,” but what’s really our role? The catechism explains that the liturgy is the “work of God by the people of God” — that means when we participate in Mass, we are actually participating in Jesus's offering of his life for us to the Father in the Ho...

  • What is liturgy?

    Episode 3

    We interact with people using actions and words. And one very important way we interact with God is through the liturgy of the Church. In the Mass we participate in the “work of God” as the “people of God.” Through, with, and in Jesus, we offer our lives to God the Father in the Liturgy. This ra...

  • The Power of Public Acts

    Episode 4

    Have you ever participated in something much larger than yourself? Modern history is filled with powerful examples of a group of people transcending their own individuality and changing history for the better. Take the Berlin Wall for example. After decades of division, the people shouted, “Open ...

  • R+T_Guide-Unit13.pdf

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