Come with us to Fiji this summer!

Summer is a wonderful time to travel, but let’s be honest–most of us are not taking family trips to Fiji. 

BUT–you can still “visit” this beautiful country with your children and capture their imaginations with this stunning example of the Universal Church!

Through 80+ pages of stunning photographs, your children will discover what it’s like to grow up on an island as a young Catholic!

This volume is the perfect summer reading for kids as they meet Jim, Joanna, and Adria and learn (through STORY) about:

• how the Internal Date Line uniquely impacts Fiji,
• the beautiful native ocean life (so many types of fish and coral!),
• what Olympic gold medal the Fiji team won in 2016,  
• and how these children live out their Catholic faith (with their families)!

While there are other stories that feature children from around the world, the Very Young Catholic Project is the only one that focuses specifically on Catholic children (and their families).

It is so important to SHOW our children that there are Catholic children just like them all around the world–and where better to start than in Fiji? 

What to get some more “travels” in this summer?

The Very Young Catholic Project includes books from 14 different time zones, from Kenya to Iceland to Ecuador to Taiwan!

With FREE SHIPPING over $75, this is the perfect time to stock up on your Very Young Catholic books (and perhaps get a few for your school year)!

The current books include:

1. Very Young Catholics in the U.S.A.
2. Very Young Catholics in Togo
3. Very Young Catholics in Austria
4. Very Young Catholics in Taiwan
5. Very Young Catholics in Fiji
6. Very Young Catholics in Ireland
7. Very Young Catholics in Canada
8. Very Young Catholics in Kenya
9. Very Young Catholics in Ecuador- The Galapagos Islands
10. Very Young Catholics in India
11. Very Young Catholics in Iceland
12. Very Young Catholics in Argentina
13. Very Young Catholics in Australia
14. Very Young Catholics in Brazil

Which country would your kids love to “visit” this summer?