Class Act: Helping children develop a sense of the sacred
KATE RISTOW
Encourage your students to reflect on the events in their lives — the things they see, the people they meet, their experiences —...
Faith Formation Homework Doesn’t Have To Be A Chore
BY EILEEN MORGAN
Faith is not just learned, it is also practiced. Just like school, faith or religious formation involves homework. When my children were...
Have you discovered Catholic Central?
Catholic Central is a great video series with a young vibe to help is all evangelize and catechize. Check out this resource from Family...
One Sister’s Vocation Story: From the Daughters of St. Paul
A beautiful story from the Daughters of St. Paul. Share this with middle-schoolers, teens, and adults. Learn more here.
Image credit: Daughters of St. Paul
Advent in 2 minutes (video)
Advent in 2 minutes, from the wonderful folks at Busted Halo...
6 Family Board Games to Play Under Quarantine (that aren’t Monopoly or Candyland)
JONATHAN F. SULLIVAN
Board games have seen a renaissance in the last 20 years. Fueled by games from other countries, where board gaming is a...
Helping Students and Families Learn About Purgatory
BY SUSAN TASSONE
Purgatory — a masterpiece of God’s mercy
It’s no small wonder that coming up with a lesson plan on purgatory can be challenging....
Parish Leader: “My home life is suffering as a result of parish ministry.”
Like the call to have a regular spiritual practice, the need to "have a life" outside of parish work is essential. It not only...
“I’m Alive” – music video from Fr. Rob Galea
Fr Rob Galea is a priest with a gift for modern music. You might want to share his music with the youth you work...
What Catholics Should Know About the Liturgical Calendar – Lent and Easter
By Donna Frasier
The Liturgical calendar, especially during Lent and Easter, invites individuals and families to form stronger bonds between themselves and God. We should...
