*Registration is now CLOSED.* This program is designed for children ages 2-8 to grow closer to Jesus and stronger in their faith this summer! By clicking the button below, you’ll receive an email in your inbox each week for 8 weeks during the summer (June through July) that will cover these topics: Week 1.) Creation […]
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Download the Holy Week Sensory Activities supply list and activities here! Happy learning!
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Having trouble explaining how one God is made up of three different parts? One way to picture this Holy Trinity is with a shamrock! Keep reading for a Holy Trinity activity! There is one God, and within this God there are three Divine parts: The Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy
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Today is the Presentation of the Lord! According to Jewish Law, if the firstborn child was a boy, the infant would be given, or consecrated, to God. But Jesus is the True God! Why would he need to be consecrated to himself? This was hard for the Holy Family. They trusted God, but they did
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Happy (Catholic) New Year! At Mass today, you’ll notice there’s a brand new missal for you to use. That’s because today marks the start of a new year in the Catholic Church! Today we get to light our first candle on our Advent wreaths. If your kids are too little to really “get” big prayers
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On the last Sunday of the liturgical year, Catholics celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King! The full name of the feast day is “Our Lord Jesus Chris, King of the Universe.” This newer feast day was added to the Church Calendar by Pope Pius XI in 1925 because he noticed the world was beginning
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All Saints’ Day is coming! Celebrating Hallowtide (Halloween, All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day) as a Catholic family is such a good way to live liturgically in your household. I just wrote an article titled “Can Catholics Celebrate Halloween?” I encourage you to check out if you’re feeling unsure about the holiday. Another thing
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Priesthood Sunday is a day celebrated in the United States that is set aside for us to acknowledge our wonderful priests! It is a day to thank God for the strong leaders he has given us, and show our appreciation for them. Below I have a free printable for your children to give to their
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If you’ve never been to a Catholic Mass, or you have, but don’t understand the flow of it, you’ve come to the right place! No more looking around wondering if you should be standing, kneeling or sitting. Once you know what exactly is going on during the Mass, it’s easier to understand what you should
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Today is the Feast of The Transfiguration of the Lord! So, what is The Transfiguration of Jesus, exactly? The easy lesson below on The Transfiguration of our Lord answers questions such as “What was The Transfiguration?” and “How do you explain The Transfiguration for children?” It makes a great Sunday School lesson, home school lesson,
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