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TAN is pretty good. What they often do is revive out of publication pre-Vat II material.

I'm looking at one of their short (32 page) books called "Marriage Quizzes" right now. It was originally published by "Radio Press". TAN got the copyright in 1974.

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Thank you for the link to an on-line Baltimore Catechism #3.
That is a valuable addition to a "favorites" list

In addition and for younger people:
"The New Saint Joseph Baltimore Catechism #1" for ages 8-10 and
"The New Saint Joseph Baltimore Catechism #2" for ages 11-14
These two volumes through the abundance of explanations and illustrations greatly enhance the teaching of the truths of our Faith contained in the Baltimore Catechisms #1 and 2.

There is an illustration on page 41 of the NSJBC#2 that could be used by a parent to teach that as each mortal sin is commited it is as another strike of a hammer by the sinner, to a spike piercing a Divine Hand of Our Lord on the Cross.

This point was strongly made by Mel Gibson regarding the "Passion" in an interview on EWTN with Raymond Arroyo.

The illustration shows a boy, wearing a red shirt with the word "SIN" on the back, holding onto a partly driven spike with his left hand while in his uplifted right hand is a hammer ready to strike yet another blow.

Catechetics should strive with a holy zeal to be effective.