Ages 9-12

Mother Margaret Bolton

The Spiritual Way: Book 3

Around the year 1912, Mother Bolton of the Cenacle of St. Regis in New York began working on lessons for use in instructing novices entering the convent.  As she developed them further, she began...

Mother Margaret Bolton

The Spiritual Way: Book 4

Around the year 1912, Mother Bolton of the Cenacle of St. Regis in New York began working on lessons for use in instructing novices entering the convent.  As she developed them further, she began...

The Stations of the Cross

When my children were young, during Lent we would try to pray the Stations of the Cross at home as a family, but we only had a little pocket-sized book, and the images were nice, but were too small...

William Canton

The Story of St. Elizabeth of Hungary

      Those who delight in Canton's other well-loved children's books, A Child's Book of Saints and A Child's Book of Warriors, will find much to satisfy in his Story of Saint Elizabeth of Hungar

Rev. Henry S. Spalding, S.J.

The Sugar Camp and After

      This story takes the reader back to the same setting as

Dom Bede Camm, O.S.B.

The Voyage of the PAX

      In writing this allegory to help explain the religious life to the boy oblates in his charge, Dom Bede drew upon the struggles he experienced during his conversion, as well as an experience...

Lisa Bergman

Treasure and Tradition: The Ultimate Guide to the Latin Mass

  "A book that conquers, with its calm exposition of the Beauty that saves..." (Libertà e Persona)   Over 50,000 copies sold in six languages!  More people are discovering the beautifu

Rev. P. Henry Matimore

Wonder Stories of God's People

    This second volume in the Madonna Series, intended for the fourth grade, follows on from the Bible stories found in its predecessor, A Child’s Garden of Religion Stories.  Where that volume...

Helene Adeline Guerber

Yourself & Your House Wonderful

      Tired of cringing at what's included in children's "health education" nowadays? It's good to learn about our bodies, but whatever happened to respecting them as well? In Yourself and Your House...