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Monday, December 1, 2025

Merry Christmas! And thank you for reading!

It's a privilege and a pleasure to bring you Catechist magazine seven times a year, as well as offering you even more content here...

We Are All in this Together — on supporting the locals

SUSIE LLOYD My son Joe and I went out to buy meat at a local farm. It’s a little off the beaten path for me,...

Courage International Turns 40

Catholic and pastoral support for adults with same-sex attraction ANN SCHNEIBLE Courage International is a Roman Catholic apostolate committed to offering pastoral support to adults...

Welcome to Catechist.com

Welcome! This site contains the recent archives of Catechist magazine that was published by Bayard, Inc. through May of 2020. Learn more about the content...

Complimentary Access to Living Faith devotionals for adults and kids –thru March!

Complimentary Access To Living Faith Reflections In light of the tremendous disruptions of our daily lives due to the worldwide outbreak of the Coronavirus, we...

Books for the Littlest Ones – reviews by the Catechist staff

Book reviews compiled by the Catechist staff Little Prayers for Little Ones by Patricia Edward Jablonski, FSP. Illustrated by Becky Fawson (Pauline Media) Introduce the very...

The Inestimable Importance of Christian Families

An urgent and compelling catechetical mission PAT GOHN I find myself thinking of Jesus' birth, for nowhere else do I see the sublime place of families...

Poster Child for Divine Mercy — the inspirational testimony of Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC

Poster Child for Divine Mercy -- the testimony of Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC A powerful 6 minutes, that won an award for its storytelling. Suitable...

10 Blessings From Living at Such a Time As This

PATTI MAGUIRE ARMSTRONG Faith gives us focus to see more clearly through raging storms such as the world pandemic we find ourselves in. Of course,...

Good Faith Questions Parents Can Ask Kids

By Eileen Morgan I used to have a bumper sticker that said, “If a mother’s place is in the home why am I always in...