More Catholic Tales for Boys and Girls
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More Catholic Tales for Boys and Girls  -     By: Caryll Houselander

More Catholic Tales for Boys and Girls

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Here are stories of princes and gypsies, bishops and bears - tales of Catholic boys and girls that remind us that especially in young souls the Faith is quite strong, and evil is never a match for goodness. Soviet cows, Marian icons, pet mice, Easter roosters, Noah and the ark, fish, donkies, and even a dinosaur; they're all here in a dozen charming tales of children living their Faith while having great Catholic fun.

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Title: More Catholic Tales for Boys and Girls
By: Caryll Houselander
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Vendor: Sophia Institute Press
Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 8 ounces
ISBN: 1928832849
ISBN-13: 9781928832843
Stock No: WW32849

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Age Range: 4 and up

Charming Catholic tales

Here are stories of princes and gypsies, bishops and bears - tales of Catholic boys and girls that remind us that especially in young souls the Faith is quite strong, and evil is never a match for goodness.

Among others, you'll meet:

  • Bernard, the boy who walks three miles to Mass and meets Christ on his way;
  • Nickie, the young prince who learns from a dancing bear a strong lesson in love;
  • Tommy, who uses kindness and two minnows to heal a bishop and save a school;
  • Osbert and Rupert, gypsy twins who make a donkey of themselves to bring peace to the world;
  • Joey, the stable boy whose coat is transformed when his donkey bears Jesus to Jerusalem; and
  • Kathleen, who goes without candy and brings a shopkeeper back to the Faith.
  • Soviet cows, Marian icons, pet mice, Easter roosters, Noah and the ark, fish, donkeys, and even a dinosaur: they're all here in a dozen charming tales of children living their Faith while having great Catholic fun.

Author Bio

Caryll Houselander (1901–1954) was an artist, mystic, poet, and the author of more than fifteen books for adults and children. She returned to the Catholic Church in 1925. She wrote for the magazine Messenger of the Sacred Heart. During World War II, doctors sent patients in mental anguish to her for counseling and therapy. She died in 1954.

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