In order to help children, have a personal relationship with Jesus, we must first have one ourselves. This is something many Catholics struggle to develop Elizabeth Ficocelli shows some of the simple steps to help our kids develop a personal relationship with Jesus by following a simpler version of the spiritual classic, Imitation of Christ.
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