Making a Good Confession (video + suggested resources)
This video will be helpful for teens and adults.
Note the suggestions at the end for ways to prepare for confession:
1. Examination of Conscience
2. Use...
dotcom for Catechists: Using Technology in the Classroom
We live in a world where the majority of our students are already connected to online technology through mobile devices—wherever they are. As catechists, our challenge is to incorporate technology and media with catechesis so that it makes sense and enhances learning.
Podcasts and the Spiritual Life
Resources to Strengthen and Develop Your Prayer
Kris McGregor
While speaking to some U.S. bishops in 2011, Pope Benedict XVI said, “Only through ... interior renewal...
June 22- June 29 is Religious Freedom Week!
The USCCB reminds us that it is Religious Freedom Week: June 22 - June 29.
THEME: "For the Good of All"
Find resources at the USCCB...
#DigitalCatechists
Learning to Navigate the Twitter-verse
SR. BRITTANY HARRISON
If you read the title of this article as “number sign” or “pound” Digital Catechists, then we have...
A hymn to Mary, in the wake of Notre Dame’s fire
Just push play and pray along. Suitable for all ages.
Thank you to great film-making team at Spirit Juice Studios!
Banner image credit: mattabbe / iStock 183305123
Use this video to encourage listeners to become saints
This powerful talk by Chris Stefanik, given to young adults at FOCUS' SEEK 2015 conference is titled "Saint (Insert Your Name Here)". It calls...
USCCB General Assembly meeting in Baltimore, November 11-14, 2019
As the USCCB General Assembly meeting in Baltimore comes to a close, here's where you'll find links to the event that was held November 11-14, 2019
Helpful...
The Sunday Gospel (Nov. and Dec 2018)
Editors Note: This article offers commentary and reflection questions for each Sunday
Gospel for November (the final weeks of Ordinary Time) and December (the beginning...
Build the Church Beginning in the Home
The Second Vatican Council, the modern popes, and the U.S. Catholic bishops have emphasized a teaching on the Christian family that is both easy to overlook and difficult to put into practice.
