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T¿hose who delight in Canton's other well-loved children's books, A Child's Book of Saints and A Child's Book of Warriors, will find much to satisfy in his Story of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. Canton has consulted some of the earliest sources to assemble a tale as rich in historical detail as it is in poetic beauty. Saint Elizabeth's sweetness and generosity are brought to life in these pages, now beautifully retypeset and enhanced with a map ...

James Cardinal Gibbons was Archbishop of Baltimore when he asked Mother Loyola to write this story of the Life of our Lord. As a revered author himself, and considering the number of such stories available even then, we can only imagine the admiration he must have held for Mother Loyola's rare talent for narrative. She does not disappoint in this story, for as always, she brings to life the most vivid images of our Lord, such that the children...

St. Teresa of Avila tells us, "I took for my advocate and lord the glorious Saint Joseph and commended myself earnestly to him...he gave me greater blessings than I could ask of him. I do not remember even now that I have ever asked anything of him which he has failed to grant." This hidden saint, the blessed foster-father of our Lord and protector of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a powerful intercessor for us, as well as a model of perfect v...

More than just another book about Mary, this volume is a handy compendium of Catholic Doctrine. This timeless classic, originally published by Benziger Brothers in 1909, is the sort of book every Catholic should have on the family bookshelf. Contents include: ¿ The importance, as well as the benefits, in seeking the intercession of the saints, ¿ Novenas for the feasts of the Blessed Virgin, along with notes about their proper observance (i...

This last of Mother Mary Loyola's full-length works is an object lesson in learning to trust implicitly in God for all things, especially when it is most difficult to do so. Who better than she to lead us on this path-having begun her long life as an orphan, and now patiently awaiting eternity, bedridden with a broken hip for 5 years? Her firsthand experience tells in this intimate portrait, as she extols the rewards inherent in the very strug...

In writing this allegory to help explain the religious life to the boy oblates in his charge, Dom Bede drew upon the struggles he experienced during his conversion, as well as an experience from his Oxford years, when shipwrecked off the coast of Spain. Left clinging to the wreckage along with his fellow passengers for 17 hours, upon being rescued, he decided to consecrate his life to the service of God in thanksgiving. The Voyage of the PAX, ...

This 1961 classic contains all the valuable information that a young man needs in order to learn how to serve the traditional Latin Mass-yet it is so much more than just "nuts and bolts." After reading this book, boys will come away not only with an understanding of the parts of the Mass and the role they must fulfill, they will also have a true sense of the privilege with which they will be entrusted, and the ways in which they must advance i...

Why should little ones enjoy all the coloring fun? Whether you've been wishing for a good challenge or just want something really worthwhile, here's the coloring book you've been waiting for! A Feast of Saints contains 23 original fine art images of the Saints by artist Matthew Alderman, varying in complexity from relatively simple to incredibly ornate.

Celebrate the Feasts of the Church with these magnificent coloring pages by artist Matthew Alderman. These 23 images include many episodes from the life of Our Lord and Our Lady, from the Immaculate Conception to Our Lord's glorious Ascension into Heaven.

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