FIRST HOLY COMMUNION DIARY

The First Holy Communion Diary is a unique keepsake and aid in the spiritual preparation of a child for receiving the sacrament. It allows for documenting this important time in the life of a young Christian, preserving memories and reflections for the future. It is not only a record of events but also a tool to deepen faith and understand the meaning of the Eucharist.

• Allows to illustrate the preparations for the First Communion.
• Contains sections for the child's personal data.
• Informs about the progress of preparations for the sacrament.
• Presents a clear picture of the child's participation in the life of the parish.
• Documents participation in Mass and devotions.
• Includes a grade sheet and space for the catechist's opinions.
• Allows to record the child's reflections.

The First Holy Communion Diary is an invaluable aid for parents and catechists in guiding the child through the preparation period for the sacrament. Thanks to it, the child can consciously and actively participate in the life of the parish community, deepen their religious knowledge, and develop their spirituality. It is also a wonderful keepsake that, after years, will allow you to return to those special moments and memories.

Wydawnictwo Duszpasterstwa Rolników, which published this diary, specializes in religious publications that help believers deepen their faith and understand the teachings of the Church. The diary has been carefully designed to be both practical and aesthetic, and its content is tailored to the needs of children preparing for First Holy Communion. The paperback binding ensures durability and ease of use.

The 102x135 mm format makes the diary handy and easy to carry, so the child can always have it with them to write down their thoughts and reflections. The number of pages (40) is sufficient to accommodate all the most important information and memories related to the preparations for First Holy Communion. This diary is not only a book but, above all, a tool for building a relationship with God and the Church community.