Celebrating Saint Anne Marie Eugenie of Jesus
Anne Marie was born in 1817. She was sad when her parents separated. She moved with her mother to Paris. When she was 15 years old, her mother died, and she went to live with relatives. It wasn't until a Catholic cousin invited her to church that she learned about living the gospel.
Celebrating Saint Luigi Orione
Brought Hope to Others; Feast day: March 12
Celebrating Saint Marguerite d’Youville
Marguerite helped care for those who were sick and living in poverty. She shared God’s love with everyone, even with those who were against her.
Living the Liturgical Year: The Presentation of the Lord
Light up the world today!
CONNIE CLARK
Have you ever spent a night without electricity? It can be scary when the power goes out and...
The Meaning Behind the 12 Days of Christmas
We are still in the Christmas season!
Some fun facts about the meaning behind the well-known Christmas carol, "The Twelve Days of Christmas," are found...
Advent: The Waiting Game
CONNIE CLARK
No matter how meticulously we plan, some classroom waiting is inevitable. Students wait while we take attendance. They wait while we work with...
The Symbols of Christmas – a 3-min. video from Catholic Central
In this short 3-minute video, the good people at Catholic Central talk about Santa (St. Nicholas), Christmas trees, and the Creche. Suitable for older...
Living the Liturgical Year: Our Lady of Guadalupe, December 12
What do you need? Tell Our Lady of Guadalupe!
CONNIE CLARK
What if someone told you to go to city hall and tell the mayor to...
Advent and Christmas Activities
Here are some Advent and Christmas activity sheets from our archives that you can use with your students or send them home for use with...
What Catholics Should Know About the Liturgical Calendar: Advent and Christmas
The Liturgical calendar speak to all our senses. We are drawn in by the fulfillment of tradition that include feast days, celebrations of saints,...
