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After Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI resigned from the papacy in 2013, he never stopped thinking or writing. Near the end of his life, he and editor Elio Guerriero gathered together a whole volume of new material, dealing with the themes closest to his heart. The pope asked that it be published upon his death.

This lively volume brings together the best of Tomie dePaola's Art Mail—the charming illustrations of feast days and holidays he sent to family and friends. Each piece is accompanied by short passages about the saint or the occasion it represents. Various Catholic customs practiced throughout the world are also described.

God filled Mary with his Holy Spirit, the source of life and grace. He chose her to be his Mother and our Mother too. With tender words and illustrations, Confide in Mary helps children to entrust their prayers to their heavenly Mother. Three chapters respectively about the life of Mary, the little Marian Way, and devotion to Mary. Ages 7 and up.

In this sixth and final installment of the “In the Shadows of Rome” series, Titus' cousin Octavia, a maiden who guards the sacred fire in the Temple of Vesta, is missing! Has she been kidnapped? Has she run away? Titus and his friends Maximus and Aghiles set out to solve the mystery. They encounter puzzling evidence and lurking danger along the way while learning important lessons about freedom, duty, and devotion. This chapter book series is geared toward readers ages 9 and up.

A child named Rica is sick and needs an operation. Through her relationship with her grandmother and a mysterious encounter with Saint Hildegard of Bingen, she sees the beauty of the world and the gift of life in a new light. Based on the writings of Saint Hildegard, this book for young people is a meditation on the wonders of creation and the Creator, who makes and loves all things. This beautifully illustrated book provides insight into the unique spirituality of St. Hildegard and is aimed at children ages 7 and up.