Holy Baby! Seven Prayers in Seven Languages
DVD Release Date—Aug. 15, 2003
2005 Videographer Award of Distinction and 2005 Telly Award recipient, Holy Baby! Seven Prayers in Seven Languages is a funfilled show featuring prayers of the rosary, a favorite Catholic prayer of meditation. This fun show exposes babies and young children to the sounds of prayer and language when their minds are most able and eager to learn. Baby Scholastica hosts a delightful parade of art, statuary toys, and children at play. Joyful music has little ones giggling, singing and asking to see the video over and over! There are eight soundtracks on this one DVD. Listen to the prayers in all seven languages at once. Or, using the menu, hear them in just English, or French, or Spanish, or Latin, or Vietnamese, or German, or Portuguese. The seven prayers on this DVD are the Sign of the Cross, the Apostle’s Creed, the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, O My Jesus and Hail Holy Queen. Songs included are Jesus Loves the Little Children, the Seven Joys of Mary, A Child’s Morning Hymn and the original Holy Baby! theme song. This DVD is a recipient of a 2005 Telly Award and a 2005 Videographer Award and airs in a condensed version on EWTN’s satellite network.
REVIEWS:
“Our 23-month-old daughter LOVES Holy Baby!” writes Jason Roberts via email. “We can place the DVD alongside any other children’s video and she ALWAYS picks Holy Baby!”
Denver Archbishop Charles J. Chaput says Holy Baby! is, “Holy Baby! is an engaging, simple, vivid introduction to prayer for toddlers and young children. It’s beautifully done with age-appropriate songs and music. ”
“My one-year-old loved it!” Tom Hoopes, Editor, Faith & Family Magazine and National Catholic Register
“Holy Baby! Marvelous DVD. You’ll want to get it, you really will!” Jeff Cavins, Catholic author and radio host
Jason Roberts family, via email, Jan., 2005 Our daughter LOVES Holy Baby! We can place it alongside any other children's video and she ALWAYS picks Holy Baby!
Eternal Word Television Network: Stephanie Elson, EWTN producer, Dec., 2003 When a cartoon is over, it's over. This is education in a spiritual way.
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