The Catholic Catechism is a comprehensive summary of the faith and moral teaching of the Catholic Church, serving as the primary reference for catechesis (religious instruction) and understanding for all the faithful. The catechism is organized into four main sections: the Creed (Profession of Faith), which discusses God and creation; the Celebration of the Mysteries of the Faith, which includes the seven Sacraments; Life in Christ, which explores morality and social justice; and Christian Prayer, which addresses prayer and the Covenant. The catechism cites Scripture, church tradition, and other authoritative documents to present Catholic teaching clearly and coherently. In addition to explaining what is believed, the Catechism also guides believers in how to live according to the teachings of the faith in everyday life, encompassing social, moral, and spiritual matters.