Goliszek, Piotr (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2008)
The personalistic identity of catechesis issues from the very fact of its being directed towards the person: towards the Person of God and towards the human person. Its research as well as its studies should first of all serve man in his meeting with the Person of Jesus Christ. The person in the sphere of catechesis should be tantamount to action, to act, to causality and creativity, to the measure of catechetic praxiology, and to the highest rationale for acting. Basing catechesis on the personalistic system will give openness and universalism to its reflection. This will allow to properly order the data, to form a general perspective, to make a synthesis of the data, to reach the most profound truths and to teach the depth thinking. It will also perfectly well connect the religious empiricism with the spiritual world and bring Christianity closer to the whole of communal life.
