The Children's Charter was Mother Mary Loyola's contribution to Pope Pius X's 1910 decree Quam Singulari, which lowered the age for reception of First Communion to seven. Addressed directly to the parents and teachers of children, this is a rare peek into Mother Loyola's classroom. Here the author of The King of the Golden City gives sage advice for how to prepare them for Confession and Communion. Despite the century that has passed since this book was first published, Mother Loyola's advice remains just as relevant, a testament to how she knew how to reach the hearts and minds of children.

5.5" x 8.5" paperback, 102 pages