Complete-A-Project Bible Search: Loving God the Most
This Complete-A-Project Bible Search activity is for teacher and students (grades 4-6) working together. This Bible Search is based on John 21:1-19.
Children’s Liturgy of the WORD for EASTER SUNDAY
Feel free to share this video with your children or parish. Pflaum’s Children Celebrate children’s leaflet for this week is included in the video...
Deepening Vocation Awareness
JANET SCHAFFLER, OP
When you hear the word "vocation," what comes to your mind? As a young child, I remember learning that "vocation" means "a...
Can You Relate? Helping teens and tweens to love prayer
Helping teens and tweens to love prayer
BY LISA MLADINICH
“For I know well the plans I have in mind for you—oracle of the Lord—plans for...
Children’s Liturgy of the WORD — 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wishing you a blessed 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time!
Invite children to watch this special Children’s Liturgy of the Word. Thanks to Heidi and Mark...
The Art and Skill of Active Listening
by Jeanne Heiberg
As we start a new school year, it’s good to think about the art of listening. Will Rogers, a wise American...
Why Study the Bible Together?
The director of Little Rock Scripture Study reflects on the benefits of group Bible study
AMY EKEH
The Bible is a single book that gives...
Selecting a Patron Saint for Your Classroom
Picking a patron saint for your classroom can be a great way to engage students in learning and praying with the saints.
The Christmas Wreath
At any time of the year, wreaths look lovely on front doors, on fireplace mantles, and with candles on tables and stands. Wreaths have deep and universal meaning. They are formed in the shape of a circle that has no beginning and no ending, and so they represent eternity.
Bits O’Wisdom: In the Breaking of the Bread
The post-resurrection events were and are teachable moments.