Divino Nino Bogota Minibook

Divino Nino of Bogota is a printed, staple-bound 16-page minibook by Bob and Penny Lord that explains the history and devotion of the Child Jesus statue linked to Bogota, Colombia and Mother Angelica. Unlike a general Catholic booklet, this compact edition focuses on one specific devotional story with a clear historical path from Colombia to Alabama.

• Printed minibook format with 16 pages for quick reading, study, or gift giving
• Written by Bob and Penny Lord and published by Journeys of Faith
• Explains how the Divino Nino devotion aided the poor and sick in Bogota through Fr. John Rizzo
• Traces the connection between the Divino Nino and Mother Angelica's call to build a temple
• Useful for Catholic study groups, parish libraries, personal prayer time, and confirmation or devotional gifts

We share the story of this exalted Child Jesus as He came to the aid of the poor and sick in Bogota, Colombia, through the work of a Salesian priest, Fr. John Rizzo. He fed the poor, clothed the naked, and gave medicine to the sick. This same Divino Nino spoke to Mother Angelica and told her to build a temple, which today is the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

Compared to broader books on Marian apparitions or Eucharistic miracles, this minibook offers a focused account that is easy to carry, reference, and share. It is well suited for readers seeking a concise Catholic resource on the Divino Nino devotion, the charitable mission in Bogota, and the story behind Mother Angelica's yes.