Living the Liturgical Year: Holy Thursday
We remember the Last Supper
CONNIE CLARK
Would you wash your best friend’s feet? Hmmm. But Jesus did that for his friends. And once a year,...
Advent and Christmas: Light in the Darkness
"O house of Jacob, come,
let us walk in the light of the LORD!" (Isaiah 2:5)
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...
Seeking Simplicity: Ideas for Lenten Activities
"'Tis a gift to be simple."
The Margin of Victory
It seems that as a people, we are obsessed with winning.
Pope Francis adds Sunday of the Word of God to the Church calendar
On 1600th anniversary of St. Jerome's feast day, Pope Francis issued a new moto proprio titled Aperuit Illis, and invited the world's Catholics to contemplate...
Living the Liturgical Year: The Conversion of St. Paul, January 25
St. Paul sees the light!
CONNIE CLARK
Wrong, wrong, wrong! Have you ever thought somebody was just plain wrong about something? Saul thought Jesus’ followers...
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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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...
Celebrating Saint Peter Damian
Peter was born in 1007 and lived with his family in Italy. His parents died when he was a child, so he went to stay with an older brother who treated him badly. Another brother, a priest, found out and helped Peter get an education. Peter was a good student and eventually became a university teacher.
