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My First Missal

My First Missal is perfect for an older child to take to Mass. They can follow the exact words of the priest and people so they don't become distracted. The full-color illustrations are realistic and will keep their attention.

This book breaks down each part of the Mass gives young Catholics a map to the mountain, turning mystery into meaning and Sunday obligation into joyful encounter. A seven-year-old wonders why the priest washes his hands or why we kneel. Simple explanations--"This is the Lavabo, like Psalm 51: 'Wash me from my iniquity'"--link gesture to Scripture. Children stop fidgeting; they participate.

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Features of this book:

Large text, easy to read for youngsters
Beautiful, colorful artwork throughout
Explanations of each part of the Mass for young readers
Full cover illustrations will help to focus on the Mass.
Softcover
Saddle stitched.
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My First Missal teaches active listening. When the book notes the Collect echoes ancient prayers or the Eucharistic Prayer retells the Last Supper, kids hunt for those lines. Mass becomes a treasure hunt, not a lullaby. In a world questioning faith, understanding "Why we genuflect" (Christ's Real Presence) or "What the Agnus Dei means" (Lamb of God) arms children with reasons, not just rules. They can explain to friends: This isn't theater; it's heaven touching earth. This book fosters reverence through knowledge. A teen who knows the Sanctus quotes Isaiah 6 ("Holy, holy, holy") feels awe, not boredom. The book turns "I believe" into "I see."

Finally, it prepares for vocation. A child who grasps the Offertory ("we give bread and wine; God gives His Son") may hear a call to priesthood or deeper discipleship.