My First Communion, with Jesus My Friend for Life

Author: Chris Driscoll

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My First Communion with Jesus My Friend for Life is designed to be a very special book in the spiritual life of children. Written in simple language that children can understand, this is a handbook on how to grow up as a Christian. The book focuses on God’s loves and the fact that Jesus is our best friend. It shows children that it is because of Jesus’ love and friendship that we have First Communion and the Christian Community.

Children also learn that the Lord wants each of us to spend time with Him and to develop a daily prayer life—that goes beyond simple recitation of prayers.

The meaning and importance of Mass and the benefits of self-reflection are also explained. And in very simple terms the history and meaning of prayers like the Hail Mary and the Our Father are outlined. It also shows children how to pray the Rosary. And it has a section of forgiveness.

0.76" H x 8.1" L x 5.94" W (0.64 lbs) 64 pages
Publisher: Ambassador Books
US SRP: $ 17.50 US
Pub Date: March 2006

Here is an important new perspective on First Communion. It focuses on God's love and Jesus? deep desire to have a friendship with the First Communicant. In simple and clear language, it introduces children to prayer life and explains the Mass and the importance of Church. It also explains the history and meaning of important prayers like the Our Father and Hail Mary and has a special section on the Rosary.

My First Communion, with Jesus My Friend for Life Author: Chris Driscoll
	Item#	Type	isbn	Price
	9781929039333	Hardcover	1929039336	12.95
My First Communion with Jesus My Friend for Life is a lovely First Communion gift, with a special padded cover, gift box, and beautiful color illustrations.

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