The Children's Charter was Mother Mary Loyola's response to Pope Pius X's 1910 decree Quam Singul...

The unassuming title 'Home for Good' and the original motivation Mother Loyola had in writing thi...

The greatest challenge in preparing young children for the sacrament of Penance is in making conf...

From a review of Welcome! in The Month, September 1904:'Welcome is the title of Mother Mary Loyol...

Mother Loyola's work on the subject of Confession is not merely groundbreaking, but seems to form...

Any book on the sacrament of Confirmation can explain what Confirmation is, but this is the only ...

By the early years of the twentieth century, Mother Mary Loyola had cemented her reputation as on...

Around the year 1890, a rather extraordinary nun began writing a very extraordinary book: one tha...

By itself, Mother Mary Loyola's first book, First Communion, stands as a monumental achievement i...

'It is our lot to journey to heaven backwards, so to speak, with our face to the enemy. It is not...

James Cardinal Gibbons was Archbishop of Baltimore when he asked Mother Loyola to write this stor...

This last of Mother Mary Loyola's full-length works is an object lesson in learning to trust impl...