A Child's Bible uses vivid color illustrations to reinforce best-loved stories from Hebrew and Christian Scriptures. A Child's Bible is designed to introduce preschool children to key persons and concepts in the Bible, and every account ends with a prayer-starter focused on the theme of the story. Ages 4 to 8.

A Child's Bible (Christ Our Life 2009)

Religion & Spirituality

Glavich SND, Sister Mary Kathleen

Sisters of Notre Dame, Chardon,Ohio

Christian Books & Bibles

Loyola Press

The Gift of Holy Communion enables parents to help their children understand, celebrate and remember the spiritual significance of their First Communion.

The Gift of Holy Communion: For Parents of Children Celebrating First Eucharist

ACTA Publications

Parents will welcome this clear, concise explanation of basic Catholic teachings about the sacrament of reconciliation. It describes the guidelines and procedures for a child's first confession, and provides practical suggestions to help parents make the child's initial reception of the sacrament a holy, treasured and memorable event. It contains answers to frequently asked questions along with prayers and scripture readings that pertain to forgiveness and reconciliation. Parents can use this book as either a primary or supplemental resource for learning about the sacrament and teaching their child about confession.

The Gift of Reconciliation: For Parents of Children Celebrating First Penance (Gift Of... (ACTA Publications))

This concise explanation of the basic Catholic teachings about the sacrament of confirmation gives parents of children being confirmed the information they need to know in language they can understand. It breaks down the process of a child's confirmation while providing parents with practical suggestions to help their children realize the importance of their confirmation.

The Gift of Confirmation: For Parents of Children Being Confirmed (Gift Of... (ACTA Publications))

The anointing of the sick is perhaps the most misunderstood sacrament. Once called extreme unction, this sacrament has evolved from something akin to a kiss of death into a hope-filled ritual to stregthen us during illness. In The Gift of the Anointing of the Sick, Sr. Kathleen Glavich reveals the power behind this sacrament through a discussion of its history and an explanation of its significance. She describes what to expect during the sacrament and gives helpful suggestions for how to help care for a sick person. The book also includes a questions-and-answer section and suggested Scripture readings and prayers. This affordable resource will be a helpful and considerate gift to people preparing for the anointing of the sick as well as their family members and close friends.

The Gift of the Anointing of the Sick: A Preparation Guide for the Sacrament

The Catholic Companion to Mary is an attempt to bring Mary, the Mother of Jesus, to life as a flesh-and-blood human being, using what research, theological study, and the experience of millions of Catholics have revealed about her. This book presents what the Catholic Church believes about Mary, coupled with a wealth of intriguing information about people's devotion to her. These pages are meant to act as a lens to bring Mary into greater focus, so that ultimately readers may be drawn to a stronger relationship with the Blessed Virgin. Chapters focus on pivotal events in Mary's life, including: Mary's marriage to Joseph Mary and Joseph's escape into Egypt Intercession at the wedding in Cana Jesus' preaching The Crucifixion Mary's Assumption

The Catholic Companion to Mary

History

World

The Psalms Are Made for CatholicsCatholics Are Meant for the PsalmsThe psalms are woven through Catholic devotion, culture and history, yet for many Catholics they remain an unopened gift. The Catholic Companion to the Psalms offers a treasury of methods and information for understanding and praying the psalms. It brings the psalms to life for Catholics and entices them to mine the riches of these simple but powerful prayersand to use them for ardent heart-to-heart conversations withGod. Chapters include:God the LyricistAdapting the Psalms for ChristiansThe Psalms as PoetryPsalm ModesPraying in Concert with the PsalmsLectio Divina with the Psalms

The Catholic Companion to the Psalms

Over 2 billion people on planet Earth call Jesus Christ their Lord and Savior, so it's only appropriate that Sr. Kathleen Glavich would focus on the Son of God for her next book in the award-winning Catholic Companion Series: The Catholic Companion to Jesus is an in-depth exploration of the life, times, and legacy of Jesus of Nazareth. Written in language that is easy to grasp for all readers, but comprehensive enough to be an academic resource, The Catholic Companion to Jesus delves into the prophets who preached of Christ's coming, the biblical and historical record of the life of Jesus, his ministry and miracles, his death and resurrection, the legacy he left to all of humanity, his role in modern life, and the second coming of the Messiah. The Catholic Companion to Jesus is intended to be a catalyst for anyone who wishes to know Jesus better. The best and most effective way to know someone is by personal interaction, and this book offers practical ideas through which readers can open their lives to the one the prophet Isaiah foretold would be called "Emmanuel," which means "God with us."

The Catholic Companion to Jesus

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