Keeping Advent in a Digital Age: Apps, websites, and activities
JONATHAN F. SULLIVAN
Keeping an Advent season of attentive and joyful anticipation — amidst the secular celebration of Christmas all around us — is an...
The Divine Praises – Sung by Matt Maher and Audrey Assad at WYD 2016
An easy version to sing along with... The Divine Praises sung by Matt Maher and Audrey Assad. Suitable for all ages, for prayer.
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Peeps from Sheep talks about Advent: 2 minutes of fast-paced fun and learning
Pardon the pun.... Fleece Navidad is a fast-paced instructional video for children about Advent.
Peeps From Sheep - Fleece Navidad from Catholics Come Home on...
A Teamwork Activity: Banana Surgery
A Teamwork Activity: Banana Surgery
This funny activity will help your family or church group work together. Remember that games can be a kind of...
The Visitation of Mary as a Summer Springboard
The beautiful feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary falls on May 31, just as the school year ends. Is there some way to incorporate it into our lessons as we whisk the class out the door for the summer? We reflect on this biblical event in preparation for Christmas and in teaching the Second Joyful Mystery of the Rosary, but seldom do we get a chance to teach about it in depth.
Eucharistic Banner Craft
Create a personalized banner as a keepsake
SARA JONCKHEERE
Creating banners in anticipation of First Holy Communion celebrations have become popular projects through the...
“Prayer” – a 5-minute video from Catholic Central
An entertaining introductory to prayer. Fine for middle-school age students and up.
Catholic IQ—Where God Speaks
DAVID O’BRIEN
Here’s a 20-question quiz to test your Bible knowledge. It contains sample questions such as:
St. Jerome famously said: “Ignorance of _______ is...
Celebrating Saint Julie Billiart
Witness to God's Love
Feast Day: April 8
Sacraments: Christ at Work Among Us
People all over Palestine knew Jesus as a powerful healer and preacher. He eventually empowered his Apostles and their successors to continue his saving work. The Seven Sacraments we celebrate today are, at their core, ways in which Christ continues to heal and save his people.
