The Manual of dogmatic theology is intended as a handbook for teaching and learning of Catholic dogmatic theology, renewed and deepened in accordance with the Second Vatican Council. Presents an overview of the contents of the Christian faith, such as collecting, rethink and describes the current systematic theological work. The division responds to the provision of treaties, credited to a long teaching: Prolegomena, doctrine of God, doctrine of creation, Christology, pneumatology, the doctrine of grace, ecclesiology, Mariology, doctrine of the sacraments, eschatology and Trinitarian doctrine . The Manual aims to provide in the various sectors and issues of dogmatic theology all the necessary information, the approaches of the major problems and attempted solutions in order to put the readers of theology students, teachers of religion and the charge of preaching, and in general to all believers interested in these issues, able to objectively assimilate the basic contents of the Christian faith. Each of the treaties has always been written from a Catholic perspective with ecumenical sensitivity by a different author. The manuscripts have been thoroughly discussed by the team of authors, so that the overall design and the basic outline of the various treaties have been developed and supported by all.