CatechismClass.com Launches Online Catholic Spanish Programming

In a modern society that is centered around technology, new methods for spreading the Catholic Faith and evangelizing souls are emerging. These new trends allow the Church to spread the same timeless Faith but in a way that is engaging, interactive and accessible to those who find it difficult to attend in-person religious education classes.

Founded in 2004, CatechismClass.com has been at the forefront of making the best online religious education courses available to Catholics for over a decade. As the world changes, the Church is able to use new resources to spread the same, changeless Catholic Faith. CatechismClass.com is now pleased to announce the launch of its Spanish language equivalent. The trend in online education is quickly growing and our programs have already led to conversions and more Catholics receiving the Sacraments. With our RCIA program, parishes are using it for their members who lead busy travel schedules for work or who suffer from a disability that makes weekly classroom time difficult. Our children's courses have helped dozens of families teach their children the Faith without having to go to in-person classes. Families can also supplement classes that are not at their child’s pace, allowing higher achieving students to have more engaging learning online.

CatechismClass.com’s programs have eliminated the common excuse that children can't be expected to miss sports or extracurricular activities for religious education. And it also makes it possible for children with disabilities (mental or physical) to learn at their own pace (we have received many testimonies thanking us for making this possible).

And our godparent preparation courses have made it possible fro all godparents to attend the same virtual course, despite distances often separating family members. And now all of our these resources are available in both English and Spanish.

Are all of CatechismClass.com’s programs meant to replace in-person, conventional learning that would take place weekly at a parish church? No, they do not have to replace in-person learning. We believe that we produce the best and first online textbook for its kind for faith formation. Our products are not necessarily meant to replace community learning - they are meant to provide the best textbook out there, which happens to also be online.

For more information, please visit https://www.catechismclass.com/

For more information please visit http://www.catechimsclass.com