Saintly Stories for Kids - St Michael the Archangel - Prince of the Heavenly Host

⁣The second of a new series of stories about the saints geared towards children. Great to put on for car rides or before naps and bedtime!

This story is about St Michael the Archangel. This story is from "A Storybook of Saints", written by Elizabeth Hanna Pham and illustrated by Cecilia Vu. It is published by Sophia Institute Press and a link to purchase it is below.

https://www.sophiainstitute.com/produ...

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