The Sunday Mass Adventures With Father Nate

Mia Toschi and Madalyn Allender
Illustrated by Ted Schluenderfritz
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Join Father Nate as he celebrates Sunday Mass!

The Sunday Mass Adventures With Father Nate guides children through the traditions and rituals of the Mass. Father Nate explores concepts surrounding prayer, liturgical traditions, and sacramentals. He teaches children about the symbolism and spirituality of the Mass, from the colors of the vestments to sitting and standing. This book is a fantastic way to introduce children to the depth of Sunday Mass and the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

The Catholic Adventure Series follows Father Nate through his life as a priest in the diocese of Gary, Indiana. Father Nate finds God's gifts everywhere and enjoys many things including exercising outdoors, playing musical instruments like the tuba, and cooking healthy foods. 

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Series The Catholic Adventures
Publish Date 10/01/2026
Pages or Item Count 32
Size 8.5 x 11.125
Weight 0.76
Illustrator Illustrated by Ted Schluenderfritz
Case Quantity (Print) N/A
Discount Category Book
Product Code 829048

Mia Toschi is a four time, Emmy-winning television news reporter who has shared stories about faith from all over the world. Mia has a masters in education and is a parishioner and volunteer at her local parish in Indiana. This is her third book and second children’s book.

Madalyn Allender is the Director of Religious Education and Office Manager for her home parish in Indiana. She is also a former teacher in both elementary and special education. Her passion is in guiding children through their faith journey and helping form them as disciples.

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