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Saint Francis
$17.95Told through the kindly view of his guardian angel, this grandly illustrated story introduces children to the remarkable life of St. Francis of Assisi – the joyful saint who heard God’s call and gave all he had to follow Him.
Born into wealth and comfort, young Francis was the “life of the party,” known for his laughter, music, and fine clothes. But when adversity turned his heart toward Heaven, Francis began listening for a different voice – and soon heard the gentle call of God.
Kneeling in the crumbling chapel of San Damiano, he heard Jesus speak from the Cross: “Francis, rebuild my Church” – and from that moment on, nothing would ever be the same.
Through rich, vibrant images, children will journey with Francis as he gives away his riches, rebuilds chapels stone by stone, and befriends every creature he meets. They will marvel at his long journey to the Holy Land, his creation of the first living Nativity using real animals, and his heavenly vision of the seraph who marked him with the stigmata.
From his songs and laughter to his final blessing over his beloved town of Assisi, this book brings St. Francis to life in brilliant detail. It is an essential true story that helps children see God’s beauty in all living things and inspires them to love, serve, and “rebuild” His Church in their own small ways.
So deeply moved was the late Pope Francis by the life and example of St. Francis that he took his name upon becoming pope. This book will help you understand why he honored him so.
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Every Neighbor : Greeting Everyone With God’s Love
$16.99Rhyming text and beautifully illustrated community scenes from around the world invite readers ages 4 to 8 to greet everyone with God’s love–one hello at a time!
“Hola!” “Jambo!” “Ni hao!” God gives us many ways to say hello and many neighbors to meet! This second book in the God Everywhere series shows families how simple and joyful it is to reach out to someone new. Each thoughtfully crafted page from author-illustrator and missionary Sarah Nunnally calls us to step into the lives of people who might look different from us, reminding us that “loving your neighbor is a lifelong journey … and hello is a simple start.”
Every Neighbor includes …
*Ways to say hello in twelve languages.
*Fun cultural facts about other countries–from India to Denmark to Lebanon.
*Glimpses of how children around the world play, learn, and grow.With a free accompanying downloadable activity pack for more play-and-learn fun, Every Neighbor helps kids cultivate a heart for the world as they learn the joy of honoring one of the greatest commandments.
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2 Greatest Novels Ever Written
$24.95The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien and The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky are both widely regarded as two of the greatest novels ever written. The former, originally published in English between 1954 and 1955, is an epic fantasy set in an ancient world painted with cosmological breadth, while the latter, originally published in Russian in 1880, is a gritty mystery set in a modern world fathomed with psychological depth. Yet both sprawling narratives continue to receive high acclaim and inspire countless readers around the world.
In this philosophical exploration, Peter Kreeft argues that The Lord of the Rings and The Brothers Karamazov are not just two of the greatest novels but simply the greatest two–and not primarily because of their distinct plots, characters, settings, and styles, but because of the metaphysical, anthropological, and moral themes that unite them. Examining the writers’ treatments of good and evil, power and weakness, and virtue and vice, Kreeft shows how both Tolkien and Dostoevsky, by writing with the mind of Christ, reveal the deepest truths of reality.
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Praying With Sacred Art
$19.95One of the most powerful ways of encountering God is through our senses, especially through our perception of beauty. The good, the true, and the beautiful are inseparable, and beauty, rightly considered, always leads to the Creator.
In this rich journey through sacred art, author Derek Rotty accompanies readers through the mysteries of salvation history, highlighting some of the Church’s most moving and celebrated works of visual art. He embraces the concept of visio divina, in which contemplation of sacred art becomes a prayer in much the same way as lectio divina makes a prayer out of Scripture reading.
The Church has always known that images possess the power to communicate truths in a special way. She speaks of sacred art as “a freely given superabundance of the human being’s inner riches.” Thus, the God-given talents of the artist, from ancient iconographers to Caravaggio and beyond, are gifts for the whole Church to bring the faithful closer to the divine.
Rotty reflects on powerful pieces of art and contextualizes them both in Church history and in the practice of visio divina. He explains:
*The classical definition of beauty and why transcendence matters in sacred art
*How sacred art aids contemplative prayer
*The importance of beauty within the walls of the church
*How artists use symbology to communicate eternal truthsIn the book, Rotty dissects specific pieces of art, such as the Isenheim Altarpiece and Raphael’s Transfiguration, to aid readers in contemplation of the life of Christ and the divine mysteries. He also includes reflection questions to allow readers to begin their own practice of visio divina.
Praying with Sacred Art takes readers on a sweeping pilgrimage through the movements of the liturgical year, equipping the faithful to “read” great pieces of sacred art and go deeper in their encounter with Our Lord.
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Praying With The Popes
$16.95In this unique collection, the timeless teachings from twelve modern popes are gathered into one powerful prayer book. Praying with the Popes invites you to journey through a century and a half of papal wisdom–from Leo XIII to Leo XIV–and discover a unified witness to hope, justice, and peace, offering a window into the heart of the Vatican and the soul of the Church.
Catholic speaker and author Katie McGrady writes in the introduction “As you pray with our popes from Leo XIII to Leo XIV, may you discover anew the hope and peace of Christ, which compels us all to engage the social ills of our day and move forward in making the world a better place for all people now–and for generations to come.”
Praying with the Popes: Words of Hope and Peace from Leo XIII to Leo XIV gathers powerful quotes from the writings of these successors of Peter. Their words are offered as a source of reflection and prayer–inviting readers to grow in hope, to deepen their understanding of the Church’s vision of peace, and to foster a Christ-centered love that moves us to daily action on behalf of justice.
At once a spiritual, theological, and doctrinal introduction to Catholic social teaching, Praying with the Popes also serves as a practical guide for living it out in our world today. When Robert Francis Prevost, the first American pope, was elected to the papacy in May 2025 and took the name Leo XIV, many recognized in his choice a clear alignment with the legacy of Leo XIII, the final pope of the nineteenth century. The twelve popes from Leo XIII to Leo XIV guided the Church through tremendous economic, political, and social upheaval. In doing so, they consistently encouraged the faithful to engage more deeply with the Church’s social teachings–teachings that equip believers to live out Christ’s commandment to love as he loves and to help bring about God’s kingdom of peace on earth.
Each chapter begins with a short profile of the featured pope, followed by six brief excerpts from his writings. Quotes are paired with prompts for personal reflection, prayer, and sometimes concrete actions that embody the message of justice and love.
The popes featured in this book served the Church from 1878 to 2025:
*Leo XIII
*Pius X
*Benedict XV
*Pius XI
*Pius XII
*John XXIII
*Paul VI
*John Paul I
*John Paul II
*Benedict XVI
*Francis
*Leo XIVBefore they were bishops of Rome, the popes of the Catholic Church were first sons of God and men of prayer. Each was
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Find Your Fight
$15.95“Since our exile from Eden,” Blanski writes, “God has been using ‘boring dads’ to save the world.”
What if the life you’re living–the diapers, deadlines, and dog walks–is exactly where your greatness is meant to unfold? As a younger man, Tyler Blanski lived by the bold American proverb “If you’re going to be a bear, be a grizzly.” He chased adventure, dreamed big, and lived passionately. But after marriage, kids, and settling into suburban life, he found himself wondering, Am I still the grizzly–or have I become a teddy bear?
In this raw, witty, and deeply honest book, Blanski explores the hidden heroism of ordinary fatherhood. Through personal stories, spiritual insights, and no-nonsense encouragement, he invites fellow dads to rediscover their strength–not by escaping family life but by leaning into it. Holiness isn’t just found in mountaintop monasteries or epic quests. It’s forged in the garage, the carpool lane, and the kitchen after bedtime.
Find Your Fight: Rugged Wisdom for Faithful Dads Who Refuse to Settle is a rallying cry for men who refuse to coast through midlife. Ending each chapter with practical reflections (best pondered over whiskey and a firepit), Blanski challenges dads to reclaim their mission, reframe their vocation, and find holiness in the grit of everyday life.
Whether you’re changing diapers or leading a team meeting, this book will remind you that fatherhood is not a detour from greatness–it’s the battleground where saints are made.
Perfect for dads who want more than just survival in the suburbs, this is a bold invitation to live with purpose, fight for your family, and become the man God is calling you to be.
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Most Dangerous Man In England
$34.95Once described by the papal chamberlain George Talbot as “the most dangerous man in England,” John Henry Newman held bold views on the laity that challenged the ecclesial status quo of his day. But what exactly made his ideas so provocative? And what relevance do they have today?
In “The Most Dangerous Man in England” Newman and the Laity, Paul Shrimpton examines Newman’s revolutionary perspective on the laity’s role in the Church and in the world. More than just an analysis of Newman’s writings, this work tells the story of the great saint’s dealings with lay men and women throughout his long and eventful life, revealing Newman’s lively insights, genius for friendship, and deep humanity. Shrimpton traces Newman’s journey from his influential years at Oxford to his leadership at the Birmingham Oratory, from the founding of the Catholic University in Ireland to his controversial efforts to establish a “Catholic Eton,” a boys’ school attached to the Birmingham Oratory. Through these episodes, Newman emerges as an example to pastors for how to work with and for the laity, as well as an example to laypeople for how to carry out a Christian apostolate through friendship. Shrimpton also shows howNewman’s emphasis on education for laypeople and the universal call to holiness anticipates the teachings of Vatican II by well over a century.
The whole Church, pastors and laity, should take note of the words and works of this great modern intellectual and Christian humanist. Newman’s vision has the potential to revitalize and empower every man and woman to embrace their mission to sanctify the world.
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Story Of All Stories
$49.95The Catholic story Bible you’ve been waiting for! Enter into the most important tale of all: the true story of God’s love for you. Experience the wonder and excitement of salvation history through Emily Stimpson Chapman’s compelling storytelling and Diana Renzina’s beautiful illustrations.
Each chapter is accompanied by the voices of the Church–saints, popes, and Church Fathers–which highlight how every Bible story is a thread in the great tapestry of God’s redemption.
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Eucharistic Fire : A Retreat With St. Carlo Acutis
$17.95Set the World Ablaze with Eucharistic Love
St. Carlo Acutis (1991-2006), the first millennial saint, is inspiring a new generation to set the world on fire with Eucharistic love.
Nicknamed “God’s Influencer,” Carlo used modern technology to proclaim to millions around the world the truth of Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist. Carlo’s love for the Eucharist wasn’t just personal: it ignited a holy fire that continues to spread.
Now, through this powerful three-day retreat, he invites you to join the movement.
Follow in the footsteps of a remarkable teenager whose faith and actions have sparked a
Eucharistic revival – and let your heart be set ablaze.*Catch the Flame. Live the Mission.
Designed for youth, families, catechists, and teachers, this easy-to-read retreat book is the perfect tool for those preparing for First Holy Communion or Confirmation and for anyone seeking to fully appreciate and fall in love with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist.
Inspired by the Road to Emmaus story (Luke 24:13-35) and the bold spirituality of St. Carlo, this book will ignite your faith and lead you to a life centered on the Eucharist.
Inside, you’ll discover:
*What it means to truly encounter Jesus in Holy Communion – and how to let Him set
your heart afire each day*Real-life strategies for evangelizing in today’s world, drawn from the witness of St. Carlo
*How to place the Eucharist at the center of your life and become a Eucharistic saint
This inspiring book also includes:
*Prayers for Adoration and Mass, including the powerful “Prayer for Eucharistic Fire”
*Miracles and conversion stories connected to St. Carlo
*Scriptural reflections and wisdom from the saintsWhen your heart burns with the fire of the Eucharist, revival begins.
Join the mission of St. Carlo Acutis and help enkindle the world with Eucharistic fire.
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Sparrow Who Fell To The Ground
$17.95Embark on an unforgettable journey with *The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground*, a heartwarming children’s book inspired by the Gospel of Matthew. This enchanting story follows a brave little sparrow born with a broken wing in the storm-laden Valley of Tears. Through rollicking adventures filled with humor and hope, young readers will discover that perseverance can lead to both earthly joy and heavenly peace. The sparrow’s journey will inspire children and adults alike to confront their fears and strive for spiritual greatness, no matter the odds. Perfect for all ages, this story is bound to uplift and resonate with every reader’s heart.
In a world of storms and struggles, where does a small and broken sparrow find his strength? The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground is a beautifully written and faith-filled story that echoes Jesus’ promise in Matthew 10:29-31-reminding children and parents alike that no fall escapes the loving care of our Heavenly Father.
Born with a broken wing in the stormy Valley of Tears, the little sparrow longs to escape to a place of light and joy. Time and again, he tries to fly-only to crash, struggle, and face dangers along the way. But with every fall, he learns to persevere, to pray, and to trust in God’s plan. And when he finally crosses the mountain, he discovers a garden unlike any other-a place of peace, healing, and a Carpenter who restores what was broken.
Told in enchanting rhyme and rich with biblical imagery, The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground is a powerful parable of faith, suffering, and redemption. This inspiring story will help children see that even in our hardest moments, God’s love is guiding us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Perfect for Catholic families, homeschoolers, and anyone seeking a timeless lesson in trust and divine providence.
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Sacred Chaos : Finding Joy And Jesus In The Messiness Of Motherhood – A Res
$15.95A Mini-Retreat for Moms Searching for God in the Chaos
Remember when prayer felt peaceful? You’d find a quiet corner, light a candle, and take your time with God. Now, as a mom, life looks a little different. Your prayers might sound more like “Lord, please just get me through dinner!” Between carpools, snack requests, temper tantrums, nonstop Nerf battles–the list goes on!–finding time for intentional prayer feels impossible.
In Sacred Chaos, Ablaze Families missionary Jennifer Stavinoha invites you to rediscover intimacy with God right where you are–even if you’re sleep deprived, in the midst of potty training, or feeling overwhelmed by work and childcare demands. “Now that I’m living my vocation as a wife and mother, prayer has become less ethereal and far more physical,” she writes. “The Lord is here in the laughter of my children, in the car line, in the kitchen chaos. He’s ever present, inviting me to pause and breathe him in.”
This restorative mini-retreat is designed for moms in the trenches of family life and requires just five minutes a day. It’s not just another devotional with prewritten prayers–it’s a practical guide to help you rediscover how to connect with God, renew your spirit, and find peace in the midst of your beautiful, messy reality.
Here’s how the retreat unfolds:
*Week 1: Desire–Awaken your longing to be seen, known, and deeply loved by God just as you are.
*Week 2: Encounter–Reconnect with God in the chaos through a simple, adaptable approach to prayer.
*Week 3: Joy–Offer your heart to God and experience his mercy, his love, and the joy he longs to pour into your life.
Each week includes a QR code linking to daily playlists and a short, encouraging video that makes it easy to fit prayer into your busiest moments–whether you’re folding laundry or wrangling a toddler into bed.
God is with you in every moment of motherhood. He’s ready to bring peace to your heart and joy to your days–even now in the mess. It’s time to reclaim your connection with him and discover the beauty of encountering God in the life you’re already living.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
$18.95This children’s book will tell the inspiring story of the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe to St. Juan Diego on Tepeyec Hill in Mexico City so many years ago. This story features the theme of devotion to our Blessed Mother and teaches little ones to love her and trust her because of the perfect mother that she is. This beautifully illustrated book will invite children to foster devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe and find new heavenly friends in her and St. Juan Diego.
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The Interior Castle: A Boy’s Journey into the Riches of Prayer
$16.99Based on Saint Teresa of Avila’s spiritual classic, this book is enchantingly adapted for children 7yrs. and up about a boy’s journey into the riches of prayer. Sure to captivate and inspire readers of all ages, The Interior Castle brings to life the soul’s progress through prayer. Judith Bouilloc’s engaging story is beautifully illustrated by award-winner Éric Puybaret, and promises a journey its readers will never forget! A book that wonderfully combines an enchanting story with rich spirituality and gorgeous illustrations that will appeal to all ages.
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Peek-a-Boo Saints
$16.00Enhance Your Children’s Understanding of Catholic Traditions with Peek-a-Boo Board Book! Crafted from sturdy materials, our Peek-a-Boo Catholic book is made to ensure young children can express their creativity while deepening their faith. Its sturdy, durable pages ensure that little hands can enjoy the religious book repeatedly without concern for wear and tear, making it a long-lasting part of any child’s religious education. These Catholic Saints for kids feature nine important figures, including St. Michael, Joan of Arc, St. Nicholas, St. Therese, Padre Pio, St. Clare, St. Francis of Assisi, and Mother Mary, offering a rich, artistic exploration of these saints and their sacred stories. Peek-a-Boo Catholic Saints book for kids provides children with a meaningful and enjoyable way to learn about their faith, making it a cherished addition to their religious journey. This board book is an ideal Catholic gift for occasions like Christmas, Easter, Advent, and Saints’ Feast Days. Its blend of education, fun, and faith makes it a meaningful gift that will be cherished by both children and their families during celebrations and everyday moments.
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Schoolkid’s Catholic Bible Activities
$12.99This authentically Catholic Bible activity book, packed with more than one hundred fun yet challenging activities, introduces young grade-schoolers to seventeen beloved Bible stories. Activities include word searches, puzzles, crosswords, and even stickers! Vibrant, imaginative illustrations bring each page to life, and each story includes Bible citations to encourage further exploration of God’s Word. With color-coded pages that show how each story fits into The Bible Timeline, young students will begin to discover how the people and the events of the Bible fit together to reveal the remarkable story of our faith.
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Catholic 123 Board Book
$15.00Introduce your child to numbers while deepening their Catholic faith with this beautifully illustrated Catholic 123 Board Book. Each number from 1-10 is paired with a meaningful element of the faith—saints, sacraments, prayers, and symbols—making learning both fun and faith-filled.
Perfect for early learning, homeschooling, and gifting to Catholic families, this durable board book is designed for small hands and growing hearts.
A great companion to our Catholic ABC Board Book!Measures 8″x6″
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Catholic ABC Board Book
$15.00Introduce your child to the alphabet while deepening their Catholic faith with this beautifully illustrated Catholic ABC Board Book. Each letter highlights an important part of the faith—saints, sacraments, and symbols—helping little ones learn in a fun, engaging way.
Perfect for bedtime reading, homeschooling, or gifting to Catholic families, this durable board book is designed for small hands and growing hearts.
A great companion to your Catholic 123 Board Book!Measures 8″ x 6″
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July means two things for Nick & Sam: a big celebration on the Fourth, and going to Camp W. And both offer a few surprises. Who knew that watching fireworks from Chimney Hill would lead to more mystery surrounding a house that burned to the ground? Or that camp would be filled with crazy games, angry bees, strange thieves, a powerboat, and sleep-walking? With Summer Grace, readers see first-hand the moments of grace God wants us all to share.
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Summer Blast The Adventures of Nick & Sam #7
$9.95Nick and Sam are looking forward to an exciting summer. But problems arise when the move into the old family house causes conflicts with friends, the arrival of their six year-old cousin triggers chaos, and a strange event nudges the kids into an age-old mystery. Summer Blast brings family fun and inspiration together with the surprises of everyday life.
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View from the Top The Adventures of Nick & Sam #6
$8.99In View from the Top , the sixth book of The Adventures of Nick & Sam series, the Perry twins are looking forward to summer. As the school year comes to an end, Nick and Sam are already caught up in new beginnings. Not only are they packing for a move, but Nick begins to wonder if he’s good at anything and Sam struggles to help two people she loves through their troubles. Together, the twins discover that how they deal with inflatable castles, bad throws, and difficult decisions often depends on having the right point of view. It’s a lesson for everyone in this exciting and fun-filled story.
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A World of Wonder The Adventures of Nick & Sam #5
$8.99In A World of Wonder, the fifth book in the Adventures of Nick and Sam series, the Perry twins take part in the Great Easter Monday Snowball Battle, learn of an amazing mystery revealed in a church fire, and become the subject of a science project. These experiences teach Nick and Sam that God, like the world he created, is mysterious and wonderful.
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Trouble with Lent The Adventures of Nick & Sam #4
$8.99In Trouble with Lent, the fourth book of the Adventures of Nick and Sam, the Perry twins are celebrating Lent at school, at church, and with their family. The family discusses what they will be giving up for Lent, and Nick and Sam experience some struggles with their choices throughout the Lenten season. A new boy, Riley, comes into their class who is obsessed with Big Foot, and he and Nick get into some strange adventures seeking the famous creature. Sam enters the school spelling bee, and she struggles with temptation when someone tries to help her cheat. The kids learn about temptations, sacrifices, poverty, and the love of Jesus along the way. The chapters follow along the calendar for the season of Lent and lead right into the joy of Easter Sunday.
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The Best Advent Ever The Adventures of Nick & Sam #3
$8.99In the third book of the Adventures of Nick and Sam series, the Perry twins are celebrating Advent at school, at church, and with their family. The school Christmas pageant incites all kinds of Sam and Kim both want to play Mary, Brad and Nick get into hijinks with a trampoline on stage, and a boy expresses romantic feelings for Sam. In addition to the drama around the play, adventures with animals including staring down a mountain lion and an ill-fated donkey ride feature in this story. The chapters follow along the calendar for the season of Advent and lead right into preparation for Midnight Mass on Christmas.
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Hidden Treasures The Adventures of Nick & Sam #2
$8.99In the second book of the Adventures of Nick and Sam, the Perry twins begin a new school year in a new, Catholic St. Clare’s. As they adjust to life at a new school, the twins learn more about their family history, and town history, as they work on a class project for their teacher, Sr. Lucy. Nick tries to help his friend, Brad, understand faith better. Sam learns new things about her friend, Kim, whose parents are still in China. Their parents, school handyman Mr. Norm, and Sr. Lucy help the twins and their friends see why knowing the past is important for the present, and thus lead them to greater trust in the Lord.
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Saints of All Ages 48 Saints Coloring Book
$9.95Love these new Coloring Books! They are really fantastic and great for bringing to church to keep your little ones attention! Great size for throwing into bags for doodling!! Interior pages are full of 48 saints and each page has saint image and quote by saint for coloring and includes feast day for each saint.
Saints included are: Maximilian, Bernadette, Anthony, Teresa of Avila, Augustine, Joan of Arc, Henry, Zelie, Ambrose, Rose of Lima, Vincent de Paul, Teresa benedicta of the cross, Thomas More, Catherine of Siena, Benedict, Elizabeth Ann Seton, Andrew, Gemma, Dominic, Cecilia, John of the cross, Josephine, Luke, Teresa of Calcutta, Michael, Our Lady of Lourdes, Josemaria Escriva, Faustina, JPII, Rita, John Vianney, Clare of Assisi, Patrick, Therese of Lisieux, Francis Xavier, Jacinta, Xavier, Margaret Mary, John Bosco, Ursula, Paul, Philomena, Pio, Lucy, Francis of Assisi, Kateri, Jerome & Gianna.Add to cartIn stock (additional units can be purchased)
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St. Paul The Apostle: The Story of the Apostle to the Gentiles
$15.95For children and youth. The many inspiring perils and adventures of St. Paul – all endured to bring the Gospel to heathen nations. A truly great inspiration to both children and adults.
Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as “the storyteller of the saints.” In the 1950’s and 60’s she wrote over twenty historical fiction novels on the saints, bringing to life these holy men and women for young readers across the world. By artistically rendering familiar stories, the Windeatt books help readers see that the saints are real people whom we can emulate.
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St. Francis Solano: Wonder Worker of the New World and Apostle of Argentina and Peru
$14.95Come to know St. Francis Solano, a man who worked so many miracles so frequently that he was called “The Wonder Worker of the New World.” Stories include his efforts to convert slaves on a sinking ship, his healing of the sick during a terrible plague, and how one sermon he gave in the marketplace left a city in an uproar. Read of his many adventures and heroics in bringing souls to God in the mission territory of South America.
Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as “the storyteller of the saints.” In the 1950’s and 60’s she wrote over twenty historical fiction novels on the saints, bringing to life these holy men and women for young readers across the world. By artistically rendering familiar stories, the Windeatt books help readers see that the saints are real people whom we can emulate.Add to cartOnly 1 left in stock
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St. Dominic: Preacher of the Rosary and Founder of the Dominican Order
$11.95The incredible story for youth of the man who received the Rosary from Our Lady, defeated the Albigensian Heresy, raised the dead, triumphed over the devil, founded the Dominican Order and worked countless miracles.
Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as “the storyteller of the saints.” In the 1950’s and 60’s she wrote over twenty historical fiction novels on the saints, bringing to life these holy men and women for young readers across the world. By artistically rendering familiar stories, the Windeatt books help readers see that the saints are real people whom we can emulate.
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Francis and Clare, Saints of Assisi
$11.95A Vision Book about St. Francis and St. Clare, the two very popular saints of Assisi. Helen Homan has captured all the excitement and beauty of the lives of these saints from their childhood growing up together in Assisi to their profound conversion and lifelong influence–indeed centuries-long influence–on the whole world through their radical living of the Gospel and founding of two great religious orders, the Franciscans and the Poor Clares. Combining the stories of Francis and Clare in one volume makes for a book that will be of great interest to both boys and girls of a wide age span. Illustrated. Cover art by Chris Pelicano.
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St. Margaret Mary: And the Promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
$14.95This is the remarkable story of the sickly St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, the messenger chosen by Our Lord to convey the wonderful promises of His Sacred Heart. This story explains how a holy French nun— who experienced a painful childhood, sickness, and suffered being gossiped by her sisters in the convent— was chosen to proclaim the revelations of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Great First Friday Promise. St. Margaret Mary’s story shows how Our Lord chooses the weak to confound the strong, and He gives strength and consolation when it is most needed—her story is a story for all readers to have hope for eternal joy!
Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as “the storyteller of the saints.” In the 1950’s and 60’s she wrote over twenty historical fiction novels on the saints, bringing to life these holy men and women for young readers across the world. By artistically rendering familiar stories, the Windeatt books help readers see that the saints are real people whom we can emulate.Add to cartOnly 1 left in stock
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Saint Bernard of Montjoux
$6.99Saint Bernard, born in 923, was a priest and archdeacon in northern Italy. He traveled diligently, bringing the faith, the sacraments, and education to the villages of the Alps. The cold, snowy mountain passes from Italy to Switzerland were very dangerous, so Bernard founded two hostels. The clergy there were always ready to rescue travelers from the snow, and they trained big dogs, now called Saint Bernards, to help too.
Feast Day: May 28
Patron of: Backpackers, Hikers, Mountain Climbers, Skiiers, Snowboarders, The Alps
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Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland
$8.99An illustrated tribute to the Irish patron saint from the best-selling author of Quiet, Strega Nona , and many others.
This timeless picture book, available in large-format paperback or as the board book Saint Patrick , is a perfect introduction to important Irish legends and an ideal St. Patrick’s day gift.
Beloved children’s book author-illustrator Tomie dePaola recounts the life of Saint Patrick—from his noble birth in Britain, to his captivity in Ireland, to the visions which led him to return and found the first Christian church in Ireland.
With his signature bold illustrations and engaging prose, Tomie dePaola recounts a number of legends about the Saint—including the well-known story of how he drove the snakes from Ireland, and his association with the shamrock.Add to cartOnly 1 left in stock
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Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
$6.99Dear Jesus, Please bless Pope Emeritus Benedict. As he prays for the church in humble seclusion, let him be supported by your love and mercy. We ask this through the intercession of Mary and all the saints. Amen.
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Saint Bernadette
$6.99Bernadette Soubirous was only 14 years old when Mary appeared to her at a grotto in Lourdes, France. There, Mary told Bernadette to dig a small spring. The young girl was ridiculed by many for claiming to see Mary, but eventually many miracles surrounding the apparitions verified her story. Today, more than five million people visit Lourdes every year. Countless miracles, especially healings, are attributed to the miraculous waters.
Feast Day: April 16
Patron of: Healing, Illness, People Who Are Ridiculed
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Saint Benedict
$6.00As a young man, Benedict fled Rome to become a monk. Many others followed him, and he developed the Rule of Saint Benedict to give them a balanced approach to a life of prayer and work. His holiness led to many miracles. One day, when a jealous man gave him poisoned bread, a raven flew away with the loaf! Saint Benedict’s greatest contribution to history – monastic life as we know it – changed the world forever.
Feast Day: July 11
Patron of: Europe, Monks, Poison Victims, Students
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Saint Barbara
$6.00Saint Barbara was the beautiful daughter of a pagan merchant. He kept her locked in a tower, which gave Barbara plenty of time to pray. When her father ordered a bath house built for Barbara, she asked the builders to add a third window in honor of the Trinity. When Barbara’s father found out that she was a Christian, he was furious and tried to get her to renounce her faith. She bravely refused and was martyred on December 4th.
Feast Day: December 4
Patron of: Architects, Construction Workers, Firemen, Fireworks Makers, Stone Masons
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Saint Augustine Zhao Rong
$6.99Augustine Zhao Rong, a Chinese soldier, was ordered to escort a bishop to his death sentence in Beijing. The bishop’s courage, patience and demeanor amazed Augustine and changed his life. Risking his own death sentence, Augustine was baptized, became a priest, and was himself martyred in 1815. In the year 2000, Augustine was canonized by Pope John Paul II, along with 119 other Chinese martyrs who had died for the Faith throughout the years.
Feast Day: July 9
Patron of: Catechizing Missionaries
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Saint Augustine
$6.00Augustine was born in 354 A.D. in North Africa. As a young man, he loved partying and spending his money. However, through prayer, reflection and study, Augustine began to realize his sins; he wrote to God: “Restless is our heart until it rests in you.” He became a priest and bishop, and he shared his conversion in Confessions, his autobiography. Augustine was made a Doctor of the Church for his brilliant writings.
Feast Day: August 28
Patronage: Brewers, Philosophers, Theologians
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Saint Anne
$6.00Anne was the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. We only know a little about her through tradition, but she must have been a woman of great faith who inspired her daughter to trust in God’s plan. Today, Anne is the patron saint of homemakers and women in labor. She is also the patron of miners for her role in safeguarding her precious daughter and grandson.
Feast Day: July 26
Patron of: Cabinet Makers, Homemakers, Miners, Women In Labor
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Saint Angela Merici
$6.99Born in Italy in 1474, Angela was a Third Order of Saint Franciscan who embraced a life of poverty and sacrifice. She was deeply committed to the education of the girls in her town and founded the Company of Saint Ursula. The Ursulines are the oldest women’s teaching order in the Church.
Feast Day: January 27
Patron of: Disabled, Physically Challenged, Sick, Those Grieving The Loss Of Parents
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Saint Andrew Kim Taegon
$6.99Though Christianity was brought to Korea in 1592, it would be 250 years before the country had its first native-born priest. Andrew Kim Taegon came from a Christian family; his great-grandfather, grand-uncle, and father were all martyred under the Joseon Dynasty. Andrew traveled covertly to China to become a priest, and returned to Korea to preach and evangelize. He was captured, tortured and executed in 1846 at age 25.
Feast Day: September 20
Patron of: Korea
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Saint Andrew
$6.00Andrew and his brother, Peter, were fishermen until Jesus invited, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Andrew, a disciple of St. John the Baptist, was prepared to follow Jesus. He became one of the twelve apostles and continued to preach after Jesus’ resurrection. For evangelizing in Greece, Andrew was tied to an X-shaped cross, where he preached for two more days until his final breath.
Feast Day: November 30
Patron of: Fishermen, Greece, Russia, Scotland
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Saint Andre Bessette
$6.99Brother Andre entered the Congregation of the Holy Cross in Montreal with a letter from his pastor: “I am sending you a saint.” For the rest of his life, Andre remained a humble doorkeeper. But his prayers to Saint Joseph brought about many cures and miracles, and thousands flocked to him. Andre began building Saint Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal before his death in 1937. To this day crutches used by the miraculously healed line the walls of the oratory.
Feast Day: January 6
Patron of: Leg Ailments, Miracles, People Using Crutches
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Saint Amelia
$6.99Born in 741 near Belgium, St. Amelia was preparing to become a nun when she caught the attention of the young Charlemagne. She struggled with him, and when he broke her arm it was miraculously healed and Charlemagne relented. Legend has it that Amelia later crossed a nearby river on a fish! She founded a church in Temsche and became known for her virtue and miracles.
Feast Day: July 10
Patron of: Broken Arms, Farmers, Fishermen, Young People
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Saint Ambrose
$6.99When Ambrose was born around 340, a swarm of bees settled near his crib, leaving a drop of honey on his tongue, a sign of his future gift for public speaking. Ambrose served in the Roman government in Milan. When the bishop died, the crowd nominated Ambrose, who was ordained deacon, priest, and bishop within a week! Ambrose preached the faith with skill and courage, and helped convert St. Augustine.
Feast Day: December 7
Patronage: Beekeepers, Candle Makers, Gingerbread Makers, Stone Masons
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Saint Aloysius Conzaga
$6.99Aloysius Gonzaga was raised by a worldly father amidst the vices of European nobility. After receiving his First Communion from Saint Charles Borromeo, Aloysius began to pray, do penance, and teach the catechism. Renouncing his inheritance, he entered the Jesuits, though sickness left him chronically weak. When plague struck Rome, Aloysius tended to the victims but fell ill himself and died at the age of 23 in 1591.
Feast Day: June 21
Patron of: Youth
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Saint Aidan
$6.99Aidan was a beloved monk and bishop who established the monastery of Lindisfarne – known today as Holy Island. It is said that when a nearby city was set fire by attackers, Aidan’s prayers extinguished the flames.
Feast Day: August 31
Patron of: Firefighters
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Catholic ABC Activity Workbook
$17.99Designed by a former School Counselor, this Catholic ABC preschool kindergarten activity workbook has practical tools that support kids AND make it easy on families and teachers. It is the perfect blend of practical ABC practice and faith symbolism so our early learners start making connections with their Catholic faith.
Introduce your child to the richness of the Catholic faith with the “Catholic ABC Activity Workbook”. This delightful and educational workbook is designed for toddlers and young children aged 3-6, combining the fun of coloring and activities with the importance of learning letters. Each letter of the alphabet features 4 thoughtfully designed activity sheets, plus 4 bonus pages for learning the Rosary, making this workbook a comprehensive and engaging resource for early learners.
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Saint Agnes
$6.00Agnes lived during a time of terrible persecution and was martyred in the name of her faith. Her name means “pure” in Greek and “lamb” in Latin. Many have heard her name mentioned in the Eucharistic Prayer at Mass!
Feast Day: January 21
Patron of: Abuse Victims, Girl Scouts, Girls, Purity
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