SKU/ISBN: 9781616718572

Catalog: CDP27

Paperback | 8 3/8 x 10 7/8 | 368 pages

Throughout the history of the Church, Christians have consecrated time by pausing at various moments throughout the day to pray the Liturgy of the Hours.Childrens Daily Prayeris a form of the Liturgy of the Hours adapted for children. It helps guide children in a daily service of communal prayer, following the pattern of the Churchs Morning Prayer.

Designed to provide school leaders, catechists, and parents with a complete order of prayer for every day of the school year, this annual resource offers children a chance to pray together. The format invites children to participate in the prayer service, while including time for silent reflection to encourage children to examine what the Scriptures mean for their everyday lives.

The heart of this annual resource is a simple order of prayer for each day and week that can be easily led by a child. Designed to fit seamlessly into your day, the entire prayer service takes no more than five to eight minutes. Daily Scripture texts have been carefully selected to help children walk through the Bible and become familiar with the great stories and themes of salvation history.

Childrens Daily Prayer2026 through 2027 includes:

• An order of prayer for each day and week of the school year from August 16, 2026, to June 25, 2027
• Prayer services, suitable for classroom and large gatherings, for solemnities, feasts, and other special occasions
• An About the Season section explaining each liturgical time, its character, and how to create conducive prayer environments
• Send-home pages connecting childrens classroom and home lives
• Instructions for parents on using the book with their children at home, and how to set up a prayer space
• Pronunciation guides, included in the Opening sections and within the Scripture passages, to accommodate young readers who will be leading prayer

Teachers, catechists, and parents can useChildren's Daily Prayerto instill in children the habit of prayer and help form them in the heart of Christ's paschal mystery, the core and center of all liturgical prayer.