The Joy of Being a Catholic Child

A Joyful Introduction to the Catholic Faith for Young Believers

Growing up Catholic is a gift, and The Joy of Being a Catholic Child helps young believers understand and embrace that gift from an early age. Published by Catholic Book Publishing, this charming devotional booklet speaks directly to children in warm, accessible language, nurturing their faith, their sense of belonging to the Church, and their love for God.

Whether tucked into a First Communion gift bag, given by a godparent at Baptism, or used in a Catholic school or religious education classroom, this little booklet carries a big message: being Catholic is something to celebrate. It is a gentle, faith-filled companion for the earliest years of a child's spiritual journey.

Why You'll Love It

• Written specifically for young Catholic children in language they can understand and connect with
• Reinforces core Catholic identity, helping children feel proud and joyful about their faith
• Compact, affordable format makes it ideal for gifting in multiples for classrooms, sacramental programs, or party favors
• Published by Catholic Book Publishing, a trusted name in Catholic devotional literature for over a century
• A meaningful keepsake that parents, godparents, and teachers can give with confidence
• Pairs beautifully with First Communion gifts, Baptism mementos, or religious education materials

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: 522
• Vendor/Publisher: Catholic Book Publishing Corp.
• Format: Devotional booklet
• Intended Audience: Young Catholic children
• Language: English
• Subject: Catholic faith, children's devotion, Catholic identity
• Dimensions: Not specified by vendor
• Number of Pages: Not specified by vendor
• Country of Origin: Not specified by vendor

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Children preparing for or celebrating First Communion
• Newly baptized infants or toddlers (as a keepsake from godparents)
• Young students in Catholic schools or CCD/PSR religious education programs
• Catholic families looking for affordable, faith-centered gifts for children
• Parish offices stocking sacramental program materials
• Teachers and catechists seeking classroom devotional resources

Frequently Asked Questions

What age range is this booklet intended for?
This booklet is written for young Catholic children, generally in the early elementary years, though it is also a meaningful keepsake for infants and toddlers receiving Baptism.

Is this a good First Communion gift?
Yes. Its focus on the joy of Catholic identity makes it a natural fit for First Communion celebrations, either as a standalone gift or paired with a rosary, medal, or prayer book.

Can this be purchased in bulk for a classroom or sacramental program?
Absolutely. Its affordable price point makes it well suited for purchasing in quantities for religious education classes, CCD programs, or parish sacramental preparation groups. Contact Reger's for bulk availability.

Who publishes this booklet?
It is published by Catholic Book Publishing Corp., one of the most respected publishers of Catholic devotional and liturgical materials in the United States.

Is this booklet available in Spanish?
A Spanish edition is not confirmed by vendor information for this specific SKU. Please contact Reger's customer service for current availability.

Does this booklet include prayers or activities?
Specific content details such as prayers, activities, or illustrations are not confirmed by vendor data for SKU 522. Please contact Reger's if you need additional content details before purchasing.

Why Shop at Reger's

Since 1921, Reger's Church Supplies and Religious Gifts has been a trusted source for Catholic families, parishes, schools, and religious communities across the country. With a catalog spanning thousands of devotional items, sacramental gifts, church supplies, and faith-based books, Reger's brings over a century of expertise to every order. Our knowledgeable team is here to help you find exactly the right item, whether you are outfitting a parish, celebrating a sacrament, or simply nurturing the faith of a child you love.