Because the children are young, playful, still learning, and at times grappling with factors beyond their control, they are believable and appealing. This use of the child's-eye view is deliberate, according to Allan Napleton, CCC's National Sales Director. While animation appeals to young and old alike, these videos are primarily directed at young children. We've found that to portray the saint as a young child is a very powerful perspective. We always try to include that component.
Kids can relate to it.
A Careful But Lighthearted Accuracy Children can identify with these saints, and their kinship with them is real because the characterizations are generally true to life and based on reliable scholarship. Where the stories are embellished or based on tradition that is not verifiable, it is made known at the outset. And if, by chance, you come to note a novel thing or two, To fill in gaps ourselves we wrote to make it right for you. It's a charming introduction to a delightful tale based on the recorded events of Patrick's tumultuous life, which includes being kidnapped by pirates, a daring escape, and a later return to the land of his captivity as a missionary bishop. The telling of Bernadette, The Princess of Lourdes is contained within the story of a 20th-century family's pilgrimage to visit the famed springs.