Product Description Holy Baby! 2 Jesus Loves Me, He is the Bread of Life is a fun-filled show featuring songs, prayer and scripture of the Eucharist, the Holy Sacrifice of the Catholic Mass. This fun show exposes babies, toddlers and young children to the sounds of prayer and languages when their minds are most able and eager to learn. Baby Bosco, inspired by St. John Bosco—legendary friend of children—and his puppy Grigio host a delightful parade of Catholic art, statuary, toys, and children at play. Joyful music has little ones giggling, singing and asking to see Holy Baby! over and over. Songs on this DVD are: Holy Baby! theme song; Jesus Loves Me—All NEW Catholic version; Rise’N Shine; Holy, Holy, Holy; Alleluia; This Little Light of Mine; Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee; Faith of Our Fathers; and Alleluia, Sing to Jesus. Prayers are: Sign of the Cross; Lord Have Mercy; Gloria; Nicene Creed; Our Father; Sign of Peace; Lamb of God; Hosanna; Divine Praises; and St. Alphonsus Liguori’s Prayer of Adoration. Scripture readings are: John 6:33; Malachi 1:11; Psalm 84; 1 Corinthians 11:23-25; John 6:47-57; Luke 22:19-20; and Acts 2:42-47. Prayers and Scripture play in English, Spanish or French. The songs are English only. This newest release in the Holy Baby! prayer-based video series was released October, 23, 2005, the final day of the Year of the Eucharist (a year of special devotion dedicated by His Holiness Pope John Paul II.) This DVD is dedicated in his memory. Review A charming and entertaining way to introduce little ones to the Catholic faith. My little nephews and niece were enthralled. -- Bishop Michael Sheridan, Colorado Springs, Colo.I can't think of a more appropriate gift than this prayerful video honoring Christ s presence in the Eucharist. -- Roxanne King, editor, Denver Catholic RegisterThis DVD should have a place in every Catholic home. -- Lisa Hendey, CatholicMom.comWe are so excited about this new DVD! -- Leanne Springer, mother and grandmother via email, Oct., 2005Wow, Holy Baby! has done it again! Children should see this show. -- Tom Hoopes, editor Faith & Family & National Catholic Register