The philosophies and doctrines of the Catholic religion are here outlined in a simple and straightforward manner. Drawing heavily upon an extensive collection of ancient writings, including the Bible, Brantl presents his case for Catholicism in an earnest, if unconvincing, fashion.After beginning with an explanation of the philosophy of God, Brantl outlines the basic beliefs of Catholicism, including the Advent, Incarnation, and Pentecost. Three chapters expound on the Catholic way of life, including their faith, their transformation in Christ, and their affirmation. Brantl then sums up with a concluding chapter on the "last things" - death, judgement, purgatory, hell, and heaven.For those looking for a brief summation of the Catholic religion, this may be a good place to start. Included are transcriptions of the Mass on the Feast of the Holy Trinity, as well as numerous other ceremonies.