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Children's Catholic Faith Books by Topic Books about Catholic Faith in St. Joseph Library Children’s Section July 2012 Update General Books The Rosary for Children (paper Cav) A Child’s First Catholic Dictionary (hardback Dyc) My First Prayer Book (paper Lov) Stories to Live By (paper Koe) Prayers and Practices for Young Catholics (paper Pra) I Believe (paper Pal) I Can Pray to God (hardback Bro) blue shelf Prayers and Practices for Young Catholics (paper Pra) A Prayer Book for Young Catholics (paper Fox) on the Kindergarten Catechism for Young Catholics (paper Set) youth shelf The Pope and the Vatican (hardback Tho) The Sacramentals of the Church (paper Lov) Angels My Jesus and I (paper Mor) Angels: God’s Messengers and Our Helpers (paper Lov) Angel of God, What’s Your Name? (paper McN) Catechisms Kindergarten Catechism for Young Catholics (paper Set) Mary First Communion Catechism (paper Cat) The Rosary for Children (paper Cav) The Life of Mary for Children (paper Cav) Ten Commandments My First Book About Mary (paper Orf) Zak & The Three Tree (paper Hub) Jacinta’s Story (hardback Fra) The Ten Commandments: I Obey God (paper Lov) Our Lady of Guadalupe (paper Win) Our Lady of Lourdes (paper Lov) Explanations of the Mass Our Lady of Fatima (paper Lov) Child’s Guide to the Mass (hardback Sta) Immaculate Conception (paper Win) When Is the Singing Part? (paper O’C) The Mass for Children (paper Win) Saints My Picture Missal (paper Lov) Catholic Flash Cards of the Saints (in baggie, Cat) God’s House (paper Jav) Saints of the Americas (Spanish & English) (paper Ode) Lo que se puede ver dentro de una Iglesia Catolica Once Upon a Time Saints (paper Poc) (hardback Kea) Saint Anthony of Padua (paper Lov) A Walk Through Our Church (hardback Nel) Our Lady of Lourdes (St. Bernadette) (paper Lov) With Jesus Always (paper Sad) Saint Colette (hardback Eli) We Go To Mass (board Lov) Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton (paper Lov) Vamos a la Misa (board Lov) Father Phillip Tells a Ghost Story (St Faustina) (Spanish & English) (paper Lad) Sacraments (General) Saint Francis of Assisi (hardback Vin) The Seven Sacraments (paper Lov) Saint Francis of Assisi (paper Lov) The Sacraments (paper Cav) Saint Francis of Assisi (paper Den) The Sacraments for Children (paper Sav) Our Lady of Fatima (Francisco Marto) (paper Lov) Gifts of God (board book Bru) Jacinta’s Story (hardback Fra) Our Lady of Fatima (Jacinta Marto) (paper Lov) Reconciliation St. Joan of Arc (paper, Bun) The Sacrament of Reconciliation (paper Win) Joan of Arc (youth section, paper, Bul) Going to Confession (paper Lov) Good Saint Joseph (paper Lov) Jesus Forgives My Sins (paper Don) Our Lady of Guadalupe (Juan Diego) (paper Win) Our Lady of Guadalupe (Juan Diego) (paper Lov) First Holy Communion Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha (paper Lov) First Holy Communion: Preparing, Celebrating, Our Lady of Fatima (Lucia Santos) (paper Lov) Remembering (paper Hee) Saint Martin de Porres (paper Lov) Jesus with Us: The Gift of the Eucharist (paper Tar) St. Maximilian Kolbe (paper, Jea) Jesus Comes to Me (paper Don) Mother Teresa (paper Win) First Communion Catechism (paper Cat) The True Story of Santa Claus (St. Nicholas) (paper Pro) Child’s Guide to First Holy Communion (hardback Fic) Padre Pio (paper Win) St. Patrick (paper Lov) Eucharist Saint Peter the Apostle (paper Lov) The Holy Eucharist (paper Lov) Peter Claver, Patron Saint of Slaves (in Spanish and English) (paper Dur) Beatitudes St. Therese of the Child Jesus (paper Win) The Eight Beatitudes (paper Lov) Works of Mercy Special Catholics The Works of Mercy (paper Lov) He Did Something Special: The Story of James Alberione (paper Ann) Prayers Mother Teresa (paper Hol) The Our Father (paper Hoa) My First Prayer Book (paper Cav) Feast Days and Celebrations Books about Catholic Faith in St. Joseph Library Children’s Section July 2012 Update Las Posadas (paper Hoy) Francis of Assisi, St. Ignatius of Antioch, St. Anthony Mary Our Year with God (paper Kad) Claret, St. Pius V, St. Martin of Tours, St. Ambrose Dominga’s Wonderful Year (English and Spanish) (hardback Yon) Book of Saints, Part 7 (paper Lov) St. Blase, St. Valentine, St. Margaret of Cortona, St. George, St. Lent/Easter Zita, St. Peregrine, St. Lawrence of Brindisi, St. Bridget, St. Jane Frances de Chantal, St. John Chrysostom, Sts. Cosmas and The Story of the Cross (hardback Jos) Damian, St. Michael the Archangel, St. Martin de Porres, St. Stations of the Cross (paper Lov) Gertrude, St. Catherine of Alexandria The Way of the Cross for Children (paper Win) Book of Saints, Part 8 (paper Lov) St. Joseph, St. mark, Sts. Philip and James, St. Matthias, St. Peter, Advent/Christmas St. Paul, St. Thomas, St. James the Greater, St. Bartholomew, St. Advent is for Children (paper Kel) Matthew, St. Luke, St. Jude Thaddeus, St. Simon, St. Andrew, St. The True Story of Santa Claus (paper Pro) John Celebrating Advent with the Jesse Tree (paper Win) Book of Saints, Part 9 (paper Lov) St. Fulgentius of Ruspe, St. Hildegund, St. Miguel Cordero, St. Sacred Heart of Jesus Cuthbert, St. Benedict the black, St. Louis de Montfort, St. Mariana of Quito, St. Juliana Falconieri, St. Olga, Bl. Titus The Promises of the Sacred Heart (paper Lovasik) Brandsma, St. Peter Julian Eymard, Bl. Teresa (Edith Stein), St. Hildegard of Bingen, St. Galla, St. Agnes of Assisi Questions for God Series (also has dvd) Book of Saints, Part 10 (paper Lov) By Peggy Olds St. Ermengild, St. John Ogilvie, St. Zozimus, St. George the (for approximately preschool, prek & kinder) Younger, St. Fructuosus of Braga, Blessed Helen of Udine, St. 1 God, Who Are You? Eugene de Mazenod, St. Monegundis, St. Mildred, St. Justin de 2 God, Who Are the Angels? Jacobis, St. Moses the Black, St. Beatrice Da Silva, St. Catherine 3 God, Tell Me About Creation of Genoa, St. Gerard Sagredo, St. Mary Soledad 4 God, How Did You Plan to Save Us? Book of Saints, Part 11 (paper Lov) 5 God, Who Told Us About Your Plan For Salvation? St. Alberic, St. Mutien marie Wiaux, St. Margaret of Cortona, Bl. Angela Guerrero, St. Clement Mary Hofbauer, St. Hermenegild, 6 God, Who Is the Messiah? St. Wiborada, St. Epiphanius of Salamis, St. Madeleine Sophie 7 God, How Did Jesus Save Us? Barat, St. John of Sahagun, Bl. 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