“Marriage: Passion, Friendship & Vocation”, by Gabriel M. Walz (2015). School of Divinity Master’s Theses and Projects. 11. Available in pdf format at University of St. Thomas, and at CORE.
Pope John Paul II Writings on Young People: Sourcebook, collected by Fr. Roger J. Landry, September 14, 2002. Available in pdf format on this page of Catholic Preaching.
Pastoral Letter on Chastity, by Bishop Joseph F. Martino, Diocese of Scranton, December 8, 2004. May be read online on this page at Catholic Culture. Excerpts are provided on: USCCB Forum, Vol. 16, Nos. 1-2 (Winter/Spring 2005): 3-5, which is available in pdf format at the United States Conference on Catholic Bishops.
“Human Solidarity: A Thomistic Perspective”, by Brendan O’Connor (2012). The excerpt is available in pdf format on this page of the University of Navarra, from: Excerpta e dissertationibus in Sacra Theologia, vol.59, pág. 1-413.
“Moral Absolutes: A Critique of the View of Joseph Fuchs, S.J.”, by Professor Germain Grisez, Ph.D., Anthropos: Rivista di Studi sulla Persona e la Famiglia, Vol. 1, No. 2 (October 1985): pp. 155-201. Available in pdf format through this page of The Way of the Lord Jesus.
가톨릭 영상 교리 / Video Catechism of the Catholic Church, in Korean (한국어), English, and sign language, produced by the Catholic Pastoral Institute of Korea and the Catholic Peace Broadcasting Corporation. Approved by the Catholic Bishops Conference of Korea, 2020.
(Note: According to the English webpage, “The arrangement of this Video Catechism is different from that of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and was produced as a support material to be used in the catechesis. Therefore, it is recommended that priests, religious, and catechists fully explain the content of the Catechism and utilize this video to support catechisis in the Catechumenate, re-education of the faithful, and Sunday school catechesis.”)
“[T]he Church has always looked on catechesis as a sacred duty and an inalienable right… [I]t is certainly a duty springing from a command given by the Lord and resting above all on those who in the New Covenant receive the call to the ministry of being pastors… [O]ne can likewise speak of a right: from the theological point of view every baptized person… has the right to receive from the Church instruction and education enabling him or her to enter on a truly Christian life; and from the viewpoint of human rights, every human being has the right to seek religious truth and adhere to it freely…
The specific character of catechesis, as distinct from the initial conversion-bringing proclamation of the Gospel, has the twofold objective of maturing the initial faith and of educating the true disciple of Christ by means of a deeper and more systematic knowledge of the person and the message of our Lord Jesus Christ… It is true that being a Christian means saying ” yes ” to Jesus Christ, but let us remember that this “yes” has two levels: it consists in surrendering to the word of God and relying on it, but it also means, at a later stage, endeavoring to know better and better the profound meaning of this word.
“Authentic catechesis is always an orderly and systematic initiation into the revelation that God has given of himself to humanity in Christ Jesus, a revelation stored in the depths of the Church’s memory and in Sacred Scripture, and constantly communicated from one generation to the next by a living active traditio…” (Saint John Paul the Great, Apostolic Exhortation “Catechesi Tradendae”)
Pastoral Letter to Young People on Chastity, by the Episcopal Commission for Doctrine, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, January 2011. Updated March 2011. Available in pdf format on this page of the Diocese of London.
Light and Peace: Instructions for Devout Souls to Dispel Their Doubts and Allay Their Fears, by R. P. [Carlo Giuseppe] Quadrupani, Barnabite, translated from the French, with an Introduction by the Most Rev. P. J. Ryan, D.D., Archbishop of Philadelphia, Pa. (St. Louis, Mo.: B. Herder, 1898). With Imprimatur.
The ebook of the transcribed text may be read online, and is available in mobi, epub, and other formats, at Project Gutenberg and Internet Archive. The ebook with images of the printed text is available at Internet Archive. The images ebook of the 8th edition (1918) is available at Internet Archive. The ebook of the 5th edition (1907) is available at Internet Archive.
The audiobook, read by Dave7 with Maria Therese as proof listener, may be streamed, and is available in mp3 format, at LibriVox and Internet Archive.
“The Holy Family as a Model of the Spiritual Life in Bl. Bolesława Lament’s Teaching”, by Sr. Dr. Ewa Korbut, MSF, Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej, tom XIX (rok 2020): pp. 19-35.
It may also be read as part of the larger text, Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej, tom XIX (rok 2020) [Annual of Catholic Theology, vol. XIX (year 2020)], which is available in pdf format through this page of the volume XIX (2020) archive page of Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej. (Note: Almost all of the articles of this volume are in English.)