The richest man in the world, with the most varied and treasured art collection in existence, begets the most wonderful son who, like himself, loves and appreciates each creation they possess. Under the father’s solicitous eye, and with their motherly estate keeper’s assistance, the exceptional son grows in wisdom and stature, extending his wealth to whomever wants it. What becomes of this son? And what later becomes of the treasures when the father offers them at auction? What superlative will be the most superlative of all? The underlying story illuminates God's redemptive plan as a profound return of all things to the order for which God created them. Printed on the front and back underflaps are some insights into the deep theological underpinnings of the art and text of this long-awaited third volume in a trilogy touching on the virtues of faith, hope, and love. What began withTHE WEIGHT OF A MASS, A Tale of Faith, andTAKE IT TO THE QUEEN, A Tale of Hopeis taken up here, for the true protagonists are the Persons of the Holy Trinity, the seen and unseen world of Creation, and the Blessed Virgin Mary.
"I want to encourage each and every one of you to go ahead and order 10 copies of each of (The Theological Virtues Trilogy) books, and keep them ready on a shelf to give as gifts." —Dorothy Pilarski, Founder of Moms Groups, Midday Moms Podcast, Liaison to Toronto Diocese, frequent guest ETWN TV Network "This is such a beautiful and inspiring book with a moral, without ever being preachy. You bring children to these big theological ideas with such subtlety." —Danielle Bean, brand manager for CatholicMom.com, former publisher and editor-in-chief of
Catholic Digest, creator and host of
The Gist"This is a book to be treasured and read, studied, and admired over and over again. It will delight both children and adults with its many layers of depth and meaning. ThislĂ$
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