At our traditional chapel, we used the new St. Joseph Baltimore Catechism. We thought it was unchanged, but found out it has the so-called "Luminous Mysteries." We are in the process of taping over the useless psuedo-mysteries with other Rosary information.
I am using No. 1, and we are now on Ch. 13., which deals with Communion of Saints. What is this "The word 'communion' means 'a sharing.' . . . The sign of our wish to share is the taking of Holy Communion together. Eating at the same table with others is a sign of friendship." To me, this sounds like modernist heresy, reminiscent of King Henry the VIII's overturning the altars to replace them with "tables."
Am I being picky here? Does anyone have an OLD version of this Catechism? I cannot find it online.