Alive in Christ, 1-8
St. Kateri Tekakwitha
Grade 4 People of Faith Cards
Parish & School Edition
$5.49
Publisher: Our Sunday Visitor
ISBN: 978-1-61278-078-8
Item Number: OSVP-CU5371
Non-returnable.
6 in stock. Out of print. No longer printed by the publisher.
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This product belongs to multiple programs:Alive in Christ, 1-8, School Edition
Alive in Christ, 1-8, Parish Edition
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Package of 25 St. Kateri Tekakwitha People of Faith cards which connect with a chapter in Alive in Christ Grade 4. Illustrated in an art style specifically chosen for fourth graders. Each card contains a prayer and brief biography on the back. A resource for any catechetical program.
Text on the back of the card:
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
1656-1680
Feast Day -- July 14
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha is the first Native American to be canonized. Her father was Mohawk warrior, and her mother was an Algonquian Christian. Kateri learned about Jesus from Jesuit missionaries. She often prayed in the woods and heard God through the wonders of creation. Her family died in a smallpox epidemic, and she was left with scars and poor eyesight. One of her titles is the "Lily of the Mohawks."
Patron of Native Americans, ecology, nature and the environment. Saint Kateri often wore a blanket over her head to protect her eyes from the sun.
O God, may we always see creation as the loving work of your hands, as Saint Kateri did. Amern.
Weight: 0.142 lbs
Text on the back of the card:
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
1656-1680
Feast Day -- July 14
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha is the first Native American to be canonized. Her father was Mohawk warrior, and her mother was an Algonquian Christian. Kateri learned about Jesus from Jesuit missionaries. She often prayed in the woods and heard God through the wonders of creation. Her family died in a smallpox epidemic, and she was left with scars and poor eyesight. One of her titles is the "Lily of the Mohawks."
Patron of Native Americans, ecology, nature and the environment. Saint Kateri often wore a blanket over her head to protect her eyes from the sun.
O God, may we always see creation as the loving work of your hands, as Saint Kateri did. Amern.
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Weight: 0.142 lbs
Identifiers:
1612780784
9781612780788
CU5371
