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Our Faith permeates every living moment, whether we realize it or not. Our children's happiness, self-discipline, obedience, sharing, cooperation, thoughtfulness, all stem from being exposed to the teachings of our Faith. If we do not teach our children to know, love, and serve God, all the academics are for nothing.

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“We used The King of the Golden City by Mother Mary Loyola with sacrament preparation for our son, Joseph, this past March. Joseph, who loves to read and be read to, has never been so enthralled with a book before. He very eagerly waited to hear my husband or I read about Dilecta's adventures in the Land of Exile and took comfort in the discussions we shared regarding the parallels to our own lives. Even after finishing the book, Joseph often remarks about sometimes sensing one of Malignus' tricky schemes, or hearing his "Prince Guardian" tell him what to do. The King of the Golden City should be required reading for all children AND adults.”

- Gennifer, OR

“Our family has been blessed with the gift of the book The King of the Golden City! This book is a true gem! It has sparked a deeper love and appreciation for the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Communion. The story is written so beautifully and has become, by far, one of my most favorite books! We read two chapters a day and used the study guide for discussion afterwards. The wording was so vivid and the events were relational to our personal lives. It was a lovely and heart-warming experience.”

- Kathi, CA

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