July 2026 - Catechetical Review: Baptism and the Kingship of Christ

Explore the royal dignity of the baptized in this July 2026 edition of Catechetical Review (Issue #12.3), Baptism and the Kingship of Christ. This issue examines how Baptism gives Christians a share in Christ’s kingly mission and how catechists can invite others to answer the call of Christ the King.

An essential resource for catechists, religious educators, youth ministers, and Catholic school teachers seeking to form disciples who serve Christ the King.

Featured articles include:

• On the Kingly Mission of the Baptized by Dr. James Pauley
• Clothe the Nakedness of the Soul by Bishop Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst
• King David: An Archaeological Archetype of Christ the King by Fr. Tyron Tomson
• “Heaven in Ordinary”: Evangelizing the Family by Sr. Jude Andrew Link, OP
• Catechizing With Creativity and Compassion: Working With Neurodivergent Teens by Alison Blanchet
• The Most Important Decision: Answering the Call of Christ the King by Carole M. Brown
• Plus articles on beauty and digital generations, memorization in catechesis, the Sacred Heart and Catholic schools, worship, and more

This comprehensive resource connects the kingship of Christ with catechesis, family life, and the formation of missionary disciples.

The Catechetical Review, an international quarterly catechetical journal, is primarily written for Directors of Religious Education, catechetical leaders, Catholic school teachers, youth ministers, OCIA coordinators and anyone involved in faith formation. Its contributors, who aim to help in the formation of all those in a position to hand on the faith, come from academic catechetics faculties and “from the field”.