About this Book:Ten short stories full of humor and mischief about the animals' life on board Noah's ark, showing that a little cooperation goes a long way. Adorable and amusing illustrations bring the story to life. Children will love pointing out the animals as they read the stories. Though humorous, the stories reinforce the lesson that when we work together good things can happen. Each of the animals learns to be grateful for the others as well as other important life-lessons: God provides for us when we ask his help, we all need to be friends for the adventures ahead, God gives every creature their special talent, it's always best to tell the truth, sharing brings peace, using our talents can bring hope in the darkness to others, if we trust in God we will discover his blessing.Ages 6-8

An Arkful of Animal Stories (Hardcover)

john-goodwin-tina-macnaughton-illustrator

Pauline Books and Media

About this Book:"There are some things worse than fear for our own safety. Fear of being without love, for example, without meaning in life, without self-respect. We are very much afraid of what might be asked of us in defense of these things, but that fear pales into insignificance beside the fear of being without them. That?s what Peter discovers, when he has denied Jesus for the third time, and it makes him weep bitterly. He would rather be afraid with Jesus, who represents to Peter all that makes life meaningful, than safe, with nothing." ?From the Introduction

Approaching Easter *

Jane, Williams

The year before eight-year-old Anna is to receive her First Communion, she spends time with her godmother, Aunt Eva, during her grandfather's birthday celebration and asks many questions about faith and the Mass. Includes the complete Order of the Mass.

Anna Goes to a Party and Learns about the Mass

Gabriele Kramer-Kost

Children's Books

The legend of St. Clement is an exciting one. One of the first bishops of the Church, he was arrested under the emperor for not acknowledging Roman gods, and sentenced to hard labor in a quarry, chipping out stone. He prayed for relief for his fellow-prisoners, and a vision of the Lamb of God directed him to open a nearby hillside with his pickaxe. When he did, water gushed forth from the ground. Retold here by Pamela Love, award-winning author of Brigid and the Butter, A Staircase for the Sisters, and The Sword and the Cape, this latest edition of Pauline's Tales and Legends Series teaches children ages six to eight about faith, bravery, self-sacrifice, and perseverance. Clement's story is filled with miracles, the power of prayer, and faith that prayers are heard and answered. It provides children with an example of being in a difficult situation and not losing hope, of praying for help, and of reaching out through their own pain to help others. One of the first popes and a Church Father, St. Clement lived in difficult times, responding to pressure and danger with calm and faith. His name, recited in the Eucharistic prayer, invites young readers of this book to listen for him at Mass and encourages them to pray to him. Features & Benefits - part of the award-winning Tales and Legends series - entertaining for children ages 6 to 8 - gives boys a role model in the faith - tells an exciting story about a little-known Saint and pope - teaches about prayer and perseverance in difficult situation - introduces children to a Church Father

A Prayer and a Pickaxe

Pamela Love

“All will be well if we live in the present moment and give ourselves over into the loving hands of our provident God.” ―From the Introduction Abandonment to Divine Providence by Jean-Pierre de Caussade, SJ, is considered one of the world’s great spiritual classics. This collection of brief meditations has guided countless men and women―including many canonized saints―toward greater peace, trust, and confidence in God’s provident love since its first printing in 1751. This new edition revives de Caussade’s wisdom for contemporary readers with an updated but faithful translation of the original French, plus new reflections and prayers by Sr. Mary Mark Wickenhiser, FSP, to help readers live and grow in trustful surrender to God in their daily lives. A rare appendix includes four short treatises and several prayers on the theme of abandonment by prominent French spiritual writers, including St. Francis de Sales, from the eighth French edition of Abandonment to Divine Providence.

Abandonment to Divine Providence

Christian Books & Bibles

Jean-Pierre de Caussade S.J.

Catholicism

Cornelia Bilinsky, author of Patrick and the Fire, The Queen and the Cross, and The Saint who Fought the Dragon: The Story of St. George brings a new story to children ages four to seven: the story of Brother Lorenzo and how he happened upon a simple teaching tool in his monastery kitchen. This beautifully illustrated book will help pass on an important aspect of faith to children through an entertaining story that offers readers likeable and relatable characters.

Brother Lorenzo's Pretzels

Cornelia Mary Bilinksy

Marian/Spirituality, Mystics have often used the Song of Songs, a classic love poem in the Bible, to express their intense longing for God. In this captivating book, Father Gregory Cleveland shows how the image of the Bride in the Song of Songs helps us to understand Mary, the Mother of God. This book sheds light on Mary's mystical union with the Holy Trinity, a union that each baptized person is called to experience as well. You can use this book: To pray through the Song of Songs with Mary, As spiritual reading to nourish your soul, As a personal retreat in daily life, To experience Mary's loving care Book jacket.

Beholding Beauty: Mary and the Song of Songs

Gregory Cleveland, OMV

The beautiful images in this special Way of the Cross by Father Marko Rupnik will enhance your prayer life or make a stunning gift that will be cherished for years. Art as accompaniment to prayer is a practice more ancient than the Church itself. As you contemplate the face of Christ in these images of his journey to the cross, you are bound to feel that which you read through Scripture and pray through these stations.

Contemplating the Face of Christ: A Way of the Cross

Marco Ivan Rupnik SJ

Religion & Spirituality

If you're looking for some fun for family road trips, get-togethers, youth group parties, or just a great evening at home, then Catholic Funny Fill-Ins: Saints Spectacular! is for you! Based on other popular fill-in-the blank word games, Catholic Funny Fill-Ins: Saints Spectacular! is a new take on popular fill-in-the-blank word games and uses the game to create fun ways to learn about the lives of the saints. At the end of each story is a section titled "Did You Know?" that rounds out the saint's story with a brief profile and creative ways to pray with and celebrate the saints. This diverse collection of saint stories doubles as wonderfully crazy opportunities for laughter and growth. These stories cover a lot of holy ground, interweaving the stories of saints from the dynamic Pier Giorgio Frassati all the way back to the Gospel and the early Church. Catholic Funny Fill-Ins: Saints Spectacular! even includes St. Blaise, the 3rd century bishop and patron saint of the throat! The lives of the saints remain as colorful and varied as the game itself, and this creative, zany introduction to their lives will help children learn and remember their stories for years to come.

Catholic Funny Fill-ins: Saints Spectacular!

Karen Tighe

Tommy Tighe

"Presents examples from the lives of Catholic saints to show how we can use the obstacles we encounter in life to actually become closer to God and grow in holiness"--

Complaints of the Saints

Mary Lea Hill, FSP

Biographies & Memoirs

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