Unbreakable

Saints Who Inspired Saints to Moral Courage

By: Kimberly Begg

Narrated by: Melissa Elson

In the battle for our children’s souls, Catholic parents have a key advantage over the world: our children were made for heaven. God willed us to exist now—in a world that celebrates sin as virtue and punishes Christians as “haters”—as part of his merciful plan. Unbreakable helps Catholic parents raise strong children able to resist the soul-endangering temptation to “get along” to “get ahead” in the world.

Recognizing that what occupies our children’s imagination is of profound importance, this book tells the stories of four of the Church’s most courageous saints—Saint Joan of Arc, Saint José Luis Sánchez del Río, Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko, and Saint Teresa of Calcutta—and 10 saints who inspired them during their lives, including Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint Juan Diego, Saint Maximilian Kolbe, and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, among others. Written for modern parents, Unbreakable continues a long tradition of helping families build a Christ-centered culture in their homes that can be passed on for generations.

In God’s abundant generosity, he confers on all his children the power to know, love, and serve him. But he requires our participation. In order to spend eternity with him in heaven, we must answer his call now.

©2023 Kimberly Begg (P)2023 TAN Books

Inspirational

I really liked that the book is written with the stories of people from different times in history and background, but sharing an beautiful novel for our Lord. This book is very important for all of us in today's culture and specially for parents. I cried, I rejoiced and enjoyed every page.

Great audio to listen with your kids in the car!

I love how the author told so many stories about famous saints like Joan of Arc and Mother Theresa as well as other lesser-known modern day saints and how some of the great saints of the Church inspired these more newly minted saints. Clearly Mrs. Begg did her research!

A Half Good Book

St Joan of ARC was very good but the rest was littered with error, badly researched and key facts purposefully omitted while repeating known fabrications in many of the tales.