“Pope St. John Paul II once said, ‘Every generation, with its own mentality and characteristics, is like a new continent to be won for Christ.’ Made This Way addresses the “mentality and characteristics” of this generation and makes a valuable contribution toward reclaiming it for the Lord.”

+ Cardinal Robert Sarah
Past Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments

Sorry to have to send this–but all Catholic parents need to be ready for this topic, plus all sorts of other deception in the culture being forced upon us.

At a minimum, this is just plain confusing to our children.

At worst, well…

Our friend, Leila Miller, has co-authored another absolute must-have book alongside Trent Horn that every Catholic parent must read and to have on hand in the home.

What’s inside her newest parenting book: Ten hot-button moral errors which are trendy in society at large are addressed clearly from the Catholic understanding of reality, truth, and the dignity of the human person.

Then–and this is what makes the book so great–you get practical suggestions for how to speak on this topic to pre-pubescent children and then how to discuss and explain the truth to teens.

Here on our blog is a Made this Way excerpt from the “speaking to big kids” section about the transgender craze–including how to respond to being “intolerant” or (worse) just plain “mean.”

**By the same author**

Raising Chaste Catholic Men: Practical Advice, Mom to Mom

In this little heart-to-heart between moms, Leila Miller will take your hand and calm your fears by giving you practical advice in simple terms, based on her 25 years of experience in raising eight children, six of them sons.

Some of the serious topics addressed with good humor and no fear include:

• Three basic rules for parenting
• What to do when boys are little
• Answering the culture’s TWO BIG ACCUSATIONS (this is HUGE for your kids!)
• Fear has a place (chapter 9!)
• Navigating pop culture
• What to do when things go wrong
• *Great Advice* from chaste young men (over 2 dozen young men speak up)