Saints & Sacraments: John the Baptist, a patron for Baptism
BARBARA YOFFIE
Exemplifying the sacrament of Baptism is the great preacher and prophet John the Baptist, an obvious choice. Through his preaching and teaching,...
Baptism: More than Washing Away Original Sin
Many generations of Catholics have thought that washing away Original Sin is the reason for Baptism.
Confirmation Holy Spirit Shield
A craft to inspire and encourage your students
SARA JONCKHEERE
This shield craft is designed to remind, inspire, and encourage the soon-to-be (or recently) confirmed of...
‘Tis the Season (Advent and Christmas Quiz)
BY DAVID O’BRIEN
This quiz can help you, your students, and your students’ families review what you know about our Catholic faith. Check your answers...
Liturgical Catechesis and the Eucharistic Revival – Pflaum Gospel Weeklies
By Joan McKamey
Parishes and dioceses across the U.S. are participating in the National Eucharistic Revival in a wide variety of ways. Apart from special...
Children’s Liturgy of the WORD — 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wishing you a blessed 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time!
Invite children to watch this special Children’s Liturgy of the Word. Thanks to Heidi and Mark...
“Death isn’t a period, it’s a comma.” – 2 min. video on death and...
The theme of death and our final victory in Christ is the subject of this 2-minute video, from Chris Stefanik at Real Life Catholic....
Crafts for Catechesis: Glory Be Prayer Poster
by Jessica Gordon
CLICK HERE to download a pdf of this activity.
CLICK HERE to dowload the Glory Be prayer worksheet.
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Celebrating Saints–Katherine Drexel–March 3rd
Katharine Drexel
PATRICIA MATHSON
Katharine Drexel was a wealthy heiress from Philadelphia who used all her money to help victims of discrimination in the southern...
Anointing of the Sick – 5-minute video from Catholic Central
The Catholic Central team explains the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick with compassion and humor. Suitable for all ages.
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