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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2022 · 5 MIN

A Boy Named Istvan (Stephen of Hungary)

from The Heart of a Story: Saint Stories and Classic Tales for Tender Minds · host Niki Montecillo

You can now support us on Patreon! Visit us at patreon.com/theheartofastory to become a contributor and gain access to an extra episode every month!   Today's episode is about St. Stephen of Hungary ("Istvan" in Hungarian!). After listening, consider discussing this question with your child: Is there someone who you have a hard time being kind to? How can you show them extra love today?    Welcome to The Heart of a Story: Saint Stories and Classic Tales for Tender Minds. On this podcast, we tell saints stories for toddlers and preschool children. These stories are meant to help the children know the heart of the saint and their story - who they loved, what they loved, and how they loved Jesus. It is in the formation of a saint’s heart, that we can truly understand their mission! Written and hosted by: Niki Montecillo Original music by: Kevin Kapchinski and family Check him out at: https://kkapmusic.com/ Edited and produced by: Io Montecillo Contact us at: [email protected]

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