LET THE CHILDREN! - BEATA NADOLNA

The book "Let the Children!" by Beata Nadolna is a valuable guide for parents and catechists who want to support the spiritual development of children. This publication provides a systematic preparation for the sacrament of Holy Communion, offering practical tips and inspiration for conversations with children on faith topics. The author, Beata Nadolna, approaches the topic with passion and understanding, helping parents shape the spirituality of their children.

• Help in shaping the spiritual development of the child
• Systematic preparation for Holy Communion
• Pedagogical and formative tips
• Compilation of topics to discuss with children
• Inspiration for conversations about faith

The book "Let the Children!" is not only a collection of topics and tips, but above all an invitation to deep reflection on the role of parents in the spiritual life of the child. The author recalls the words of Christ: "Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them," emphasizing that it is the duty of parents to prepare the child to receive the holy sacraments. This publication is a valuable support for parents who want their children to fully experience the joy and beauty of faith.

The Święty Wojciech Publishing House, known for its high-quality religious and educational publications, puts into the hands of readers a valuable work that will certainly contribute to deepening the relationship between parents and children and to a better understanding of the holy sacraments. This book is an ideal tool for parents who want to actively participate in the spiritual development of their children and pass on Christian values to them in an accessible and understandable way.

The 235x170 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and easy to store. The paperback binding ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance. The year of publication 2021 guarantees the topicality of the content and compliance with the latest pedagogical and formative guidelines. "Let the Children!" is a must-have for every parent and catechist who wants to support the spiritual development of children and prepare them for full participation in the life of the Church.