Pauline Books And Media: 111 books

Transforming suffering into sainthood, Edith Stein lived in the complexities of modern political situations with the simplicity of one who is confident in God’s ultimate reliability. A Jewish convert to the Catholic faith, Edith became a Carmelite nun. But with the rise of the Nazis, Edith was deported...

Growing up in Poland just after the first World War, little Karol olekWojtyla could hardly have imagined the amazing path his life would take. An actor, poet, philosopher, priest, scholar, and pope, Saint John Paul II brought the Good News to people of every continent, encouraging us in the words of Jesus: Be not afraid! Ages 92.

The amazing life story of Francesco Forgione—known to the world as Padre Pio. This Franciscan priest, who bore the wounds of the crucified Jesus, used the special gifts he received from God to relieve the sufferings and pains of others. Ideal for ages 9 to 1.

This noblewoman was so moved by St. Francis of Assisi’s preaching that she gave up all of her worldly goods and devoted her life to Jesus. St. Clare eventually founded an order of nuns called the Poor Clares,

This delightfully illustrated biography for children ages 7–10 highlights the life of Pope Francis— the first pope to be a member of the Jesuit religious order, to come from Latin America, and to take the papal name in honor of Saint Francis of Assisi.

Discover the life story of St. John Vianney—beloved patron saint of parish priests. From his youth during the tumultuous French Revolution, to his difficult years of study and amazing work to rebuild the parish of Ars, John Vianney is a model of love for God that spilled over into tireless care...

Growing up in war-torn Poland, Faustina felt the calling to give her life to God as a religious sister. As Jesus’ “secretary,” she carried out the important mission of teaching the world to trust in the limitless mercy of God. Jesus revealed the devotion to Divine Mercy through her, and with...

This much-loved thirteenth-century priest lived and taught in Northern Italy. Anthony committed his life to helping those who were doubtful or confused. With joyful preaching he turned many towards Jesus.

The inspiring story of “Mother Cabrini,” the first American citizen to be declared a saint! As a child growing up in Italy, Frances dreamt of becoming a missionary to China. But it seemed that God wanted her to go to America instead. When Pope Leo XIII told her, “Go West, not East,” she knew...

Drawn from both the Old and New Testaments, this collection of twenty Bible stories introduces little ones ages 1–4 to God’s Word. Interactive elements accompany each story, keeping young children actively engaged in their reading experience, encouraging reading comprehension, and reinforcing basic cognitive skills.

Unwrap the gifts of tradition and celebration from cultures around the globe in this illustrated Christmas storybook as Daniel discovers the true meaning behind Christmas’ piñatas, pickles, kangaroos, gingerbread houses, stockings, and candy canes—the birth of Jesus Christ! Brightly-colored,...

Advent is the season to prepare for the coming of Christ. But exactly what “coming” of Christ are we preparing for if he was born two thousand years ago in Bethlehem? Why, we’re preparing for him to come to each of us! These short stories about Advent and Christmas remind middle-grade readers...

Francie O’Leary and her friends decide to start a Comics Club and they need a place to meet. The trouble is that Francie has lots of siblings, and things are awfully busy at the O’Leary house. How will she come up with a clubhouse space to call her own and impress her friends? Kids ages 6–8 will love this relatable, feisty Catholic heroine!

Immersed in the historical background of the tenth century, this true tale of Good King Wenceslas, as told by his faithful servant Poidevin, brings the reader into the Dark Ages. Fear grips the land of Bohemia as the faithful face betrayal and persecution under the reign of the pagan Duchess Dragomira....