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Two Daughters of St. Paul have published new books geared to children. Sister Orianne Pietra René Dyck speaks about “Dive Deep: Forty Days with God at Sea,” a children’s devotional that traces salvation history from creation until today through Bible stories that take place at sea. Sister Allison Regina Gliot, author of “Eli’s Quiet Friend,” a book a book about a young boy who experiences eucharistic adoration in a special way. (George P. Matysek Jr./CR Staff)

Radio Interview: New books invite children to explore faith in deeper ways

November 18, 2024
By Catholic Review Staff
Catholic Review
Filed Under: Books, Feature, Local News, News, Radio Interview, Youth Ministry

Two Daughters of St. Paul have published new books geared to children.

In our first segment, we talk with Sister Orianne Pietra René Dyck about “Dive Deep: Forty Days with God at Sea,” a children’s devotional that traces salvation history from creation until today through Bible stories that take place at sea.

In our second segment, we talk with Sister Allison Regina Gliot, author of “Eli’s Quiet Friend,” a book a book about a young boy who experiences eucharistic adoration in a special way.

Click play below to listen to the full episode.

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