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How To Be A Hero Train W Saints
$14.95
Item Code
173541
EAN/UPC
9780819834539
Publisher
Pauline Books & Media US
Become a Catholic hero by training with the saints! This guide to developing the "superpowers" of Christian virtue will inspire children ages 8 to 10 to follow in the footsteps of the saints. Each chapter highlights a different saint whose life reveals what virtue is and how to live it, and includes stories, Scripture passages, reflection questions, and prayers to help children practice virtue themselves. Features Saint Joan of Arc, Venerable Matt Talbot, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, Pope John Paul II, Saint Monica, Saint Josephine Bakhita, the children of Fátima, Saint Charbel Makhlouf, Blessed Dina Bélanger, Blessed Chiara Luce Badano, Saint Peter Yu Tae-chol, and Saint Agatha Yi. Winner of an Association of Catholic Publishers (ACP) Excellence in Publishing award.
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
176
Dimensions(Inches):
5.25 x 8.00
Julia Harrell is a lifelong lover of books and of storytelling. She is a former elementary school teacher turned wife and stay-at-home mother. She holds a masters degree in education from the University of Maryland and a masters in theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville. She combines her two passions by writing children's literature about the Catholic faith. Julia is an avid runner, reader, and traveler who lives outside Washington DC with her husband and two children.
I'm grateful to be able to add this to my classroom library for continued lessons in virtue and devotion to the Saints, and I think it would make a great addition to your home or classroom, especially as a read-aloud and a resource for great virtue related discussion starters.
-Katie Bogner, Look to Him and Be Radiant Blog
-Katie Bogner, Look to Him and Be Radiant Blog
The language is plain and frank, and the ideas are much more challenging than you normally see in a religion book for kids.
-Simcha Fisher, Catholic blogger and writer
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