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So Many Ways to Be Holy: A Child's Book about Vocations
Product Code: So-Many-Ways-to-Be-Holy
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Product Description
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“What do I want to be when I grow up?”
It’s the question children love to ponder (and act out) at an early age.
Here’s a question we parents might want to ask ourselves:
“How can I gently and lovingly help my children discern what God is calling them to be?”
And here’s a beautiful answer:
Read So Many Ways to Be Holy: A Child’s Book about Vocations with your child.
Charming pictures of children playing dress-up capture the joy that is to be found in all kinds of lives of service -- from being an artist, a doctor, or an astronaut to becoming a priest, a brother, or a nun, and more!
For each occupation, your child will learn:
- the patron saint who would protect and guide them
- to use their talents for the glory of God!
- Did you know that the patron saint of scientists is St. Albert the Great?
- And what about the patron saint of ...
- farmers?
- dancers?
- cooks?
- or fire fighters or truck drivers or ...?
After sparking childish imaginations, the book closes with this sweet prayer:
God, send your Holy Spirit to help me
become the person you made me to be;
to listen for your call; and to answer with a glad heart. Amen
32 pages packed with full-color photographs
Dimensions: 8.125 x 8.25 inches
2nd Edition
Softcover
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Mary (Waterloo) | June 4th, 2020
This is a cute book for young kids. It uniquely marries 'you can be anything' with 'God has a plan for you.' This book would be great for preschool and kindergarten classrooms, but it features almost exclusively white children. Disappointing for a book that used mostly stock images. Be aware before using in your classroom.
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