The Seed Who Was Afraid To Be Planted by Anthony DeStefano Rosaries by Type_Women's Rosaries What could be more familiar

What could be more familiar than the Christmas story–and yet what could be more extraordinary

but not for liturgical use

veneration of Mary and prayer to the saints

includes tons of prayers and over 90 illustrations (over half are in full color)

Meet Mary: Getting to Know the Mother of God is a slim volume written by renowned Marian expert Mark Miravalle

The Seed Who Was Afraid To Be Planted by Anthony DeStefano Rosaries by Type_Women's Rosaries What could be more familiarThere once was a seed Who lived in a drawer In a room of a mansion By a beautiful shore So begins this lovely retelling of Jesus' parable of the seed for children ages 3 and up. The Seed who Was Afraid to be Planted introduces children to a tiny seed content to remain in his safe, cozy drawer with the other seeds. Suddenly, a day comes when the gardener who lives in the mansion takes the seed from his drawer and plants him in the ground. Faced with