Living the Liturgical Year: Feast of St. Nicholas, December 6
Let Your Generosity Shine — Like St. Nicholas!
CONNIE CLARK
In pictures, he often has a long beard and a red hat. It’s said that he...
Celebrating Saint … Émilie de Villeneuve
by Patricia MathsonCLICK HERE for a pdf about St. Émilie de Villeneuve and other feast days in October.
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Celebrating Saint Brigid of Kildare: Person of Compassion
Feast Day: February 1
Celebrate St. Nicholas by Serving Others
CONNIE CLARK
At the start of Advent, tell your students the story of St. Nicholas. Organize simple service projects as a memorable tradition for every...
Living the Liturgical Year: St. Joseph, the Husband of Mary, March 19
St. Joseph teaches us how to really live!
CONNIE CLARK
An angel visits you in the middle of the night with a message: Someone in...
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...
Bits O’ Wisdom: From Ashes to Easter
The essence of Lent is so much more than a dark smudge on the forehead.
Saint Costume Ideas (All Saints Day, Halloween)
Great ideas here. Some simple, some more complex.
We Gather to Pray: Living the Joy of the Gospel
A few months ago, Pope Francis addressed Christians with a new document on the joy of the Gospel. As we celebrate this glorious season of Easter, there is no finer time to take his message to heart. Today’s prayer service is based on two key passages of Evangelii gaudium. It also includes private reflection and shared prayer.
At Home with the Easter Season
This is the season of lengthening daylight hours and the greening earth's growth and renewal.
