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Father Lasance's "Catholic Girl's Guide," published in 1906, found
immediate success among Catholic readers, and the natural demand
for a companion volume gave rise to "The Young Man's Guide" in
1910. Both have a similar format and similar material, though each
is geared specifically for its particular audience.
In "The Young Man's Guide" we see life as warfare; thus those who
would conquer must be prepared, as were the knights of old. The
implements of battle are the young man's virtues, and the fight
will determine not only the character of the man he will become,
but the crown he may win in the hereafter.
The original "Guide" doubled as a prayerbook, including numerous
devotions, litanies, and even a Latin Missal; however, this edition
omits most of these prayers, retaining only a selection of the most
important, as well as the original section on preparation for
Confession. Because of these omissions, this volume is considered
abridged; however, "all of the material contained in this edition
remains unchanged and unabridged" based on the original 1910
edition printed by Benziger Brothers.
Brand-new illustrations by Julie Streeter bring to life this
classic text, which served as an inspiration for the Blue Knights
boys clubs.
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