Contains commentaries on the new updated Sunday readings along with helpful suggestions for putting them into practice. Suggestions for prayer and journal keeping are included. Includes all three lectionary cycles.
Will help those who Break open the Word in RCIA and those involved in Lectionary-based faith sharing or Bible study groups to hear the Word as a living Word and to know that the Word they are hearing is compatible with what the biblical authors are teaching.
Will help those who Break open the Word in RCIA and those involved in Lectionary-based faith sharing or Bible study groups to hear the Word as a living Word and to know that the Word they are hearing is compatible with what the biblical authors are teaching.
Will help those who Break open the Word in RCIA and those involved in Lectionary-based faith sharing or Bible study groups to hear the Word as a living Word and to know that the Word they are hearing is compatible with what the biblical authors are teaching.
Easy-to-read basic introduction to Catholic teaching on theological and social matters of general concern. For classroom and individual use. Includes bibliography and discussion questions.
An easy-to-read basic overview of the sacrament and ritual of baptism, which enables little readers not only to understand what is going on during the sacrament, but allows them to be a full participant in the ritual. Ages 5-9.
A beautifully illustrated book that is helpful in preparing children for what will happen on that special day when they meet Jesus in a new way. Full-color illustrations. Ages 5-9.
A colorful guide for children on receiving the sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time. Describes the purpose and procedure of the rite and helps children approach the sacrament with true comfort and a sense of joy. Ages 5-9.
Explains to children in simple language why and how the Catholic Church celebrates holy days, as they become actively involved in the actual stories of how these days evolved. Ages 5-9.
In a fun and engaging way, this book guides children through the various parts of the Mass so that they can understand and appreciate what is going on. Full-color illustrations. B510Ages 5-12.
A youngster's guide to the Rosary, with each mystery keyed to scripture to show how the Rosary is not centered around Mary, but leads us, through Mary, to Jesus; includes illustrations and full prayers for how to pray the Rosary. Ages 5 to 9.
A children's picture book that explains the seven sacraments in an entertaining and informative manner. Each sacrament is referenced to its origin in scripture, and then presented in a way the child might experience it today.
A simple, yet deeply effective series of reflective and written exercises that leads readers to a greater awareness of God's daily presence, now translated into Spanish.
Now revised, this is a simple, yet deeply effective series of reflective and written exercises that leads readers to a greater awareness of God's daily presence.
Now revised, this is a simple, yet deeply effective series of reflective and written exercises that leads readers to a greater awareness of God's daily presence.
A Spanish translation of this bestselling book that introduces children to the various parts of the Mass so that they can understand and appreciate what is going on. Full-color illustrations. Ages 5-9.
Provides a memorable portrait of Catholic belief and practice melded with a rich and broad spirituality that encompasses holiness and discipleship, love and commitment, forgiveness and reconciliation.
Written for teenagers who have just finished the experience of a retreat. Format includes a meditation for each day for two months after the retreat and includes an activity suggestion which can enable the person to respond to a new sense of Christianity.
The theological and ministerial task at the heart of ministry with adolescents is assisting adolescents to recognize and grow into the multiple relationships in their lives, including their relationship with God. The author divides her work into four parts. In Part I, she establishes the book’s argument, namely that the project of adolescence—the growth from childhood to adulthood—is to find one’s place in the world and involves multiple relational and interpretive tasks. In Part II, she argues ...
