grace living little children

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5 reviews
Rosemarie Gortler, Donna Piscitelli

Our Sunday Visitor, 2004

Mice at Mass?!
With grace and charm, Gortler and Piscitelli once again draw preschoolers into the heart of the Catholic faith. This book is a bit more (and necessarily so) complex than their earlier books for young people, Little Acts of Grace and Just Like Mary. I would suggest beginning with Little Acts of Grace, moving onto Just Like Mary, and then reading The Mass Book for Children. Then pray that ...

Living the 10 Commandments for Children

3 reviews
Rosemarie Gortler, Donna Piscitelli

Our Sunday Visitor, 2007

A Very Helpful Book
Have you ever wondered how to explain the 10 commandments to children? If so, this is the book for you. The Sixth Commandment (You Shall Not Commit Adultery) always seems a little difficult to explain to small children, but this book does this in a beautiful way. An excerpt: " God blesses marriage between a man and a woman. When two people get married God gives them to each other. ...

Just Like Mary

3 reviews
Rosemarie Gortler, Donna Piscitelli

Our Sunday Visitor, 2003

Just Right for Ages 2 to 6
The modern imprimaturs aren't always a guarantee of sound Catholic doctrine, but Just Like Mary deserves the imprimatur it earned. Can Catholic doctrine be simplified for ages 2 to 6 and yet retain its depth? Gortler and Piscitelli prove that it can. This book will be a pleasant surprise for Catholics who aren't afraid of doctrine. I was so pleased that I included the book as a necessary ...

Little Acts of Grace

8 reviews
Rosemarie Gortler, Donna Piscitelli

Our Sunday Visitor, 2002

sweet, fun, and informative
It's a great little book that my 4 year olds enjoy and it instructs them about little things to do to honor God, like kneeling before the tabernacle. It's also informative for my 13 year old who wants to know "why" we do these things. The 4 year olds pick it often as a bedtime book.