 Consider Opening This... Catholic Door Shopping is a favorite activity. It is one I am fairly good at. I have always had the knack of finding the perfect gift, never paying shipping, and finding a good price. This year, the new Catholic online store - Catholic Door - made all three of those tasks even easier! **Disclaimer: I was provided a Gift Certificate with which to shop and give a fair and honest review. In the end, I spent MORE than the G.C. - and plan to return for even more gifts today. I THINK that speaks more to anything my review will say; however, I do have more to share! Selling Point #1FREE SHIPPING.... ALWAYS! Selling Point #2 GREAT VARIETY, QUALITY, and ORIGINALITY of the products offered. Here are a few of the items I purchased. I received the quickly, as described, and well (but not wastefully) packed. Catholic Door provides great descriptions and clear images to assure you know exactly what you are purchasing. **Catholic Door also has an amazing mission and focus for the future. Read More in any of these fabulous reviews:
The Hardest Part of Gift Buying ... Not Keeping Everything for Yourself. These may OR may not find themselves under the Christmas tree. Perhaps, they will end up there but addressed to people in my immediate family so I can still enjoy them. Selling Point #3 GOOD CATHOLIC RESOURCES and TREASURES
Selling Point #4 Supports Catholic Artisans I AM obsessed with the art of Jen Norton. I nearly fell off my couch when I saw all the wonderful products bearing her phenomenal art. Seriously, she is brilliantly talented! Here are just two of the remarkable items.
Various Images by Jen Norton are Available as:
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 Explaining the Beatitudes to my eleven year old daughter, Faith, has proved to be challenging. Not only because of the subject (which I as an adult struggle to fully comprehend) but also because of her learning delays. Silvia Vecchini's books have been invaluable resources for our family. Faith has learned so much - and honestly, so have I. | NEW from PAULINE BOOKS & MEDIA: This fourth addition to the Explained series helps children ages 8 to 12 (grade levels three to seven) discover the meaning behind the eight Beatitudes-guidelines for living as Jesus taught us. This standalone volume helps children understand the passage from Matthew's gospel known as the Sermon on the Mount. At first glance, the Beatitudes can appear to be confusing. How are we "blessed" when we mourn? How are those who are "poor" in spirit also blessed? This easy-to-follow book breaks the Beatitudes down into simple scriptural based lessons, inspiring children with concrete exercises for spiritual formation. Engaging illustrations and activities for use in the classroom and beyond will help children walk in the footsteps of Jesus. FOR MORE VISIT PAULINE.ORG |
MORE OF THE WONDERFUL EXPLAINED SERIES
Adult Coloring and Prayer
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STILL MY FAVORITE ...
This is my favorite for a few reasons:
**Disclaimer: All Books received as a Free Reviewer Copy. All Reviews my HONEST to goodness opinion. No Affiliate links used.
- I know and adore Fabiola Garza
- It was shared with me when it was still in concept form
- Able to pray for it while in development with my favorite Sisters!
- The story chokes me up EVERY SINGLE time I read it outloud!!
**Disclaimer: All Books received as a Free Reviewer Copy. All Reviews my HONEST to goodness opinion. No Affiliate links used.
Allison Gingras
is a Catholic speaker, blogger, podcaster and writer. She believes that the Grace of God received through Prayer, Sacrament, and Scripture is the easiest and best way to grow in our faith.
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