Loyola Kids Series
The Loyola Kids series walks children—and adults—through the practices and traditions of the Catholic Church. From the Catholic calendar and celebrations to the heroes of the faith, these books will inspire as they explain.
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 | Loyola Kids Book of Catholic Signs and SymbolsAn Illustrated Guide to Their History and Meaning By Amy Welborn An illustrated sourcebook on the signs and symbols of the Catholic faith. Each image is coupled with a simplified and detailed description to benefit readers of all ages. |  | Loyola Kids Book of Bible StoriesBy Amy Welborn An illustrated collection of Bible stories for Catholic children, Loyola Kids Book of Bible Stories is uniquely arranged according to the liturgical year. |
 | Loyola Kids Book of SaintsBy Amy Welborn This book of saints for children tells how saints become saints and help us even today. Includes more than 60 saint stories for children, as well as a variety of illustrations. |
 | Loyola Kids Book of HeroesBy Amy Welborn The exciting stories and illustrations of Catholic heroes and saints inspire children to live the Catholic virtues. |
 | Loyola Kids Book of Everyday PrayersBy Catherine Odell, Margaret Savitskas This illustrated collection of prayers, both traditional and contemporary, encourages young readers to pray and to create their own prayers. |  | Loyola Kids Book of Seasons, Feasts, and CelebrationsBy Amy Welborn From the Sabbath through Holy Week, from Ordinary Time through the Jewish feasts of our spiritual heritage, Loyola Kids Book of Seasons, Feasts, and Celebrations will enable children and adults to experience faith with curiosity and wonder. |
 | Loyola Kids Book of Jesus, His Family, and His FriendsBy Loretta Pehanich Loyola Kids Book of Jesus, His Family, and His Friends takes readers on a faith-filled journey to uncover a deeper connection to Jesus. By emphasizing themes of family, love, and loyalty, this book will help children relate to Jesus in meaningful and genuine ways and, more importantly, understand how Jesus is relevant and present in their lives today. |