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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Church Teaching on Love, Human Sexuality, and Theology of the Body (resource list)

There are solid resources for these topics. Here are few we recommend: The Chastity Project USCCB's overview and links on Theology of the Body The Cor Project The...

Lenten Links: Stations of the Cross, Palm Sunday puppet skit, Easter clip art.

FROM THE DOMESTIC CHURCH Lead the Stations of the Cross for children. For a Stations service that is traditional and reverent yet to adapted children’s...

A Statement from our parent company, Bayard Inc. : Responding to the Sexual Abuse...

The past month has been a difficult and sad one for the Church in America and for all Catholics. With the resignation from the...

Coping with the Church Sex Abuse Scandals: Resources for Catechists (with updates)

This is not an easy time for the Catholic Church in the U.S., or the world, for that matter. We are scandalized by the...

Find a “Little Way” every day with Living Faith Kids!

“I rejoice that I am little,” St. Thérèse of Lisieux once observed. “Because children and those who resemble them will be admitted to the...

Outreach to the Unaffiliated (25-min. film)

This film, "Outreach to the Unaffiliated," is highly recommended. It was produced by the USCCB's Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis, and features an array...

Now Go — a music video with lyrics from John Burland

From his album, All Are Welcome, Catholic recording artist John Burland says this song and the entire album was specifically written to support Catholic communities...

#Scripture in Your Pocket

Bible apps and Instagram accounts to bring the Word of God to your device SR. BRITTANY HARRISON, FMA Although I have many goals for my spiritual...

Catechists Online

There are many catechists writing in the digital world. Here are a few of our favorites. Most have graced the pages of Catechist magazine,...

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