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Get to know the Saints!
"The saints have always been the source and origin of renewal in the most difficult moments in the Church's history."
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Have Fun and Learn about the Saints!
Great for Educators!
“The cards themselves pack in a HUGE amount of info about each featured Saint, amounting to an entire biography in symbols and colors. I love that there is so much to be learned while playing any version of the game…The possibilities are really limitless and could be adapted to be used with preschoolers all the way through adults. It's so nice to come across a faithful, well made, flexible game…"
-Katie Bogner
Middle School Religion Teacher
Director of Religious Education
Look to Him and Be Radiant Blog
looktohimandberadiant.com
1500+ Facts in the Base Game Alone!
Great for Parish Groups and PSR
A Flexible Homeschool Resource
"I love that there is so much information packed into each card - each of the 12 different colors symbolize something about the saint, the 12 different symbols represent the various months of the liturgical year in which the saints feast days fall, they all list the centuries in which the saints lived and each saints patronage as well - and with all the beautiful images and symbols the little ones can play along too, with just a little help reading the names of each saint!
According to our 17-year-old son, "It's kind of like UNO, but faith-based and SO MUCH BETTER!"
-Jessica Gordon
Shower of Roses Blog
Quizzing with SaintCards
SaintCards is a tremendous gift to Catholic Families everywhere.
It can be tough to raise our children in the faith, and even harder if it always feels like work. This game makes learning about the saints and our faith fun.
My 5-year-old wants to play it ALL THE TIME.
He loves the bright colored treasures, and all the cool symbols. He had them memorized in no time! What makes this game really special, though, is that it was thoughtfully and carefully created by an incredible family."
-Jonathan Conrad
The Catholic Woodworker
www.catholicwoodworker.com
