Catechism of the Catholic Church translated into the Pidgin language
and in less important translation news, my Rules of Engagement for Catholics on the Internet has been translated into Spanish.
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I am the Director of Evangelization for the Diocese of Venice in Florida.
I began my study of the Catholic faith in 1991 as an Evangelical Protestant, converting to the Catholic Church in 1993.
I regularly speak to parish groups and other organizations on a variety of topics - contact me to schedule a talk for your group.
You can email me at eric@ericsammons.com.
I suppose “the Pidgin language” refers to Tok Pisin, the English-based creole commonly used as a native language and lingua franca in Papua New Guinea.