A modern synthesis of all the Catholic [[doctrine]] is provided in the [[Catechism]] of the [[Catholic Church]], the last version of which was completed in 1992 by [[Pope]] [[John Paul II]].
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A modern synthesis of all the Catholic doctrine is provided in the [[Catechism]] of the [[Catholic Church]], the last version of which was completed in 1992 by [[Pope]] [[John Paul II]].
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The Catholic Church teaches that it was founded by [[Jesus Christ]] for the [[salvation]] of all people, and that this goal is reached by the teachings and the administration of all [[sacrament]]s through which [[God]] grants salvation. Its teachings are based on tradition (meaning here the practices and teachings of the Early Church not explicit in Scripture) and the [[Bible]], or [[scripture]]s.
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The Catholic Church teaches that it was founded by Jesus Christ for the [[salvation]] of all people, and that this goal is reached by the teachings and the administration of all [[sacrament]]s through which [[God]] grants salvation. Its teachings are based on tradition (meaning here the practices and teachings of the Early Church not explicit in Scripture) and the [[Bible]], or [[scripture]]s.