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Seven adorable stories to enjoy as a family--at bedtime or any time. You will meet Big Deer, who reads to the other animals in the forest; Bear, who makes friends for the first time; a giant who carries his house on his back; and other heart-warming characters. Let them share with you the joys of family, friendship, and kindness!

In the Seek and Find book, children look for Sara and Simon, a girl and a boy like them; Felix and Estella, a teacher and his daughter; Lavan and Hoom, the two cats; and Gil the goat. Along the way the will meet some great saints: Saint Blandina of Lyon, Saint Genevieve of Paris, Saint Hildegard of Bingen, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Catherine of Siena, Francis Xavier of the Indies, Saint Vincent de Paul of Paris, Saint John Bosco of Turin, Saint Bernadette of Lourdes, Saint Damien of Molokai, Saint Charles de Foucauld of the Sahara, and Saint Teresa of Calcutta.

"Through photographs, art, commentary, and his own words, this deluxe commemorative book celebrates the life and legacy of Pope Benedict XVI."--Publisher marketing.

Have you ever wished you could go back in time and see for youself all the wondreous things that Jesus did? With Sarah and Simon you can!In this first book in the new "Seek and Find Sarah and Simon"; series, children will look for Sarah and Simon, a girl and a boy like them, and other characters with them as they witness twelve important events in the life of Jesus.A fun and interactive way to go back in time to see in great and colorful detail the amazing things that Jesus did!Thee twelve important events in the life of Jesus that the children witness are: THE BIRTH OF JESUSTHE VISIT OF THE MAGITHE HOLY FAMILY IN NAZARETHTHE BAPTISM OF JESUSTHE MIRACULOUS CATCH OF FISHTHE MIRACLE AT THE WEDDING IN CANAJESUS CURES THE SICKJESUS FEEDS THE THOUSANDSTHE ENTRY INTO JERUSALEMTHE DEATH OF JESUSTHE RESURRECTIONTHE ASCENSION

Julia Greeley, a former slave, was an angel of mercy to the poor of Denver, Colorado--a bustling, growing Western town. She was very poor herself, but whatever she received, often by begging, she shared with those who needed it more than she did. Filled with the joy of loving Jesus, she lifted the spirits of everyone she met.Julia was born into slavery sometime between 1833 and 1848. As she was not allowed to learn to read and write, Julia was mostly illiterate; but nothing held her back from living the love of God.Freed from slavery as an adult, Julia moved to Denver and there she mostly worked for families: cooking, cleaning, and caring for children. She pulled her little red wagon through dark alleys at night so that people wouldn't be embarrassed by receiving charity from her.Upon her death, huge crowds of people, rich and poor, lined up at Sacred Heart Church for hours to honor her. Only then did people begin to realize how many lives she had touched with her humble charity.Her cause for sainthood was opened in Rome in 2016.

Paul the Apostle, Martin of Tours, Augustine of Canterbury, John of Montecorvino, Pedro de Gante, Junípero Serra, Lucille Mathevon . . .Follow the inspiring adventures of 15 great men and women who traveled to faraway lands, often risking their lives, to share their love for Jesus. Discover how they overcame great challenges to spread the Gospel. Full of fascinating stories, beautiful illustrations, maps, and historic information, this captivating book will inspire children to be a great missionary too!

Introduces Saint Thâeráese of Lisieux's teachings about the path to sainthood via a story about a young boy hiking to the top of a mountain.

Joseph called himself Little Donkey--such a clumsy, foolish fellow, or so everyone thought. That is perhaps why people of Cupertino did not notice what happened whenever Joseph was overjoyed. He did not merely smile or squeeze his sides or rub his hands together. Joseph flew.The late, beloved children's book illustrator Tomie dePaola's imaginative, colorful artwork, and Patricia Lee Gauch's charming story, offer children a warm, humorous look at Saint Joseph of Cupertino, whose humility and joy made him light enough to float on air.