The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2
The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2

The Catholic Cartoon Collection: No. 2

by Joshua Masterson
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Fr. Otto and friends are back with more laughs and holy moments in this second collection of the Catholic Cartoon!

Includes COLOR and black & white pages!

Artwork by Joshua Masterson (@the_catholic_cartoonist)

ISBN: 9798991418331
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 144
Dimensions: 6 x 9
Language: English
Release date: November 30, 2024

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Proud Aunty
Fun you can revisit over and over again

My nephews recently started serving at Mass; I got this comic as an Easter gift, and they are having the time of their life with all the niche jokes, they devoured the book and keep reading it, sharing the jokes with everyone and quoting them when they see a chance.

It is the kind of comic you read over and over because you understand more and more each time. I particularly love the catechism lessons that are sprinkled around and the little moments of reflection that we get to see Fr. Otto have.

It should be a classic staple in every Catholic household.

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Anonymous

Very nice comic book!

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Mary

Great book with wonderful and beautiful art. People were easy to talk to when i had a problem and it was sorted in no time. Thank you for this wonderful book i love it!

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Paul

I have enjoyed reading the comics about Father Otto and the people in his parish for a while.

I bought collection number one a while back and was great. Collection number two was just as much fun to read.

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Raul Daniel Loarte
Fine and deeper humor

The adventures of Father Otto in his parish, a parish that could be in any city, remind us that as Catholics we must be joyful in God, trust in Christ and be bearers of his message. The life he portrays is not a past or pre-conciliar time. On the contrary, it is the Truth that continues and that we must continue to live, without going into experiments or whims. It is to embody the Gospel even in the smallest things, even in smiles.