‘Rise Up’ Virtues Devotional for Kids

✦ DESCRIPTION ✦

The ‘Rise Up: Shining with Virtue’ kids devotional by Blessed is She is a beautiful collection presented in full-colour pages.

This compilation of over a dozen writers offers, for the first time, an in-depth, age-appropriate view of virtues, steeped in Catholic tradition, for children ages 8-12.

Each chapter addresses one of fifteen virtues, all inspired by Saint Thomas Aquinas’ writings on virtues in his influential work, Summa Theologiae.

From Blessed is She:

Empower young hearts with Rise Up Virtues Devotional for Kids, a Catholic faith-filled journey through 15 essential virtues.

Created for ages 8–12, this devotional blends Scripture, storytelling, and prayer in a vibrant, engaging format.

Each week opens with a theological introduction and Scripture reflection to explore a specific virtue. Plus, daily reflections bring virtue to life through relatable stories, Saints, and historical moments. Short prayers and quotes help kids memorize and apply virtue every day.

What’s Inside Rise Up Virtues Devotional for Kids:

• 15 virtues explained with depth and clarity: Faith, Hope, Charity, Prudence, Justice, Gratitude, Generosity, Obedience, Courage, Perseverance, Patience/Mercy, Temperance, Humility, Studiousness, Honesty
• Daily reflections by over a dozen Catholic writers
• Scripture verses and Saint quotes to memorize

Additionally, each week wraps up with encouragement and a meaningful prayer. Whether used at home or in school, this devotional fits any faith routine. So, help your child embrace virtue, Scripture, and Catholic tradition in a joyful, memorable way.

Let Rise Up Virtues Devotional for Kids guide their hearts toward holiness and strength in Christ

DETAILS

+ measures 5 x 7 inches, glossy pages, perfect-bound
+ written in a seven-day format
+ intended for ages 8-12
+ designed by Erica of Be A Heart
+ “Imprimatur” and “Nihil Obstat” designations from Bishop Olmsted in the Diocese of Phoenix*

*meaning none of the materials have been found to contradict Catholic doctrine or moral law.