Category Archives: Catholic Schools

Mysteries of the Rosary Coloring Pages

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Mysteries of the Rosary Coloring Pages

Catholic Resource Directory

Here’s a sneak peek at our Catholic Resource Directory!Only Catholic websites or Catholic blogs will be accepted for the Catholic Resource Directory, easily accessible from multiple Catholic sites.Your LISTING is FREE. Join here: Catholic Resource Directory Form($10 if you’d like your blog button* on display)*Don’t know how to make a blog button?

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Catholic Resource Directory

Pitchers 16: Revelations

Partial whiteboard from April 17, the second of three classes on the Mass: Bits I read (not all at once!) while I draw and we discuss the continuity between the worship in Heaven and on Earth: “At once I was in the Spirit, and lo, a throne stood in heaven, with one seated on

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Pitchers 16: Revelations

This Little Light of Mine: Living the Beatitudes Review

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The forward of Kathleen Basi’s new book, This Little Light of Mine says, “No one can teach well what he or she doesn’t know well. The best way to ensure that religious formation “takes” is for parents to live their faith, to be seekers alongside their children.

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This Little Light of Mine: Living the Beatitudes Review

10 Teaching Strategies for Class Discussions

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Jared Dees of The Religion Teacher, wrote about 10 Teaching Strategies for Class Discussions. They are all great ideas for engaging students in the topic at hand

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10 Teaching Strategies for Class Discussions

The Pinterest Prayer Book

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Isn’t Pinterest fun? My only challenge about pinterest…is how to really use it to create things to help my family! 

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The Pinterest Prayer Book

Coloring pages: Assumption and Crowning of Mary

Catholic Faith Education: Coloring pages: Assumption and Crowning of Mary PagesHome Resources for Educators Info Magasine Coloring Pages Lesson Plans Clipart Store Mass Readings Coloring pages: Assumption and Crowning of Mary For a selection of coloring pages on the Assumption and the Crowning of Mary, see this page: http://theclipartwizard.com/mary-assumption-coronation-coloring-pages.htm Posted by Gilles Côté at 3:48 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to Facebook Labels: coloring pages, Mary Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

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Host and Chalice Craft for Catholic Kids

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I’ve been teaching art at our local Catholic Schoolhouse chapter, and while we were learning about positive and negative space, I snuck in this host and chalice craft in my older class (kindergarten and up). This would be a great craft for First Communion!Did you pay attention to the negative space

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Host and Chalice Craft for Catholic Kids

Catholic Mom’s Café is open for business!

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Catholic moms, you are in for a treat!EWTN host and best-selling author, Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle, has a new TV series and a book to match, and I am very proud to announce them both!Catholic Mom’s Café is the title of her terrific new book  (available now) and her new television series of the same name, which will premiere on EWTN some time in the near future! (Watch local listings for your area.)As a busy mother of five, Donna-Marie understands that our hectic lives make it difficult to find time for prayer and reflection; so her new book provides 365 five-minute mini-retreats that highlight faith, hope, and love, in an engaging and flexible format that any woman can adapt to meet her own needs.Like everything Donna-Marie sets her heart and hands to do, Catholic Mom’s Café is geared toward real women, coping with real-world problems

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Whiteboard Animation: Don’t YOU want to give it a try?

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 This was Kelly’s Animation project last year in grade 8.

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Whiteboard Animation: Don’t YOU want to give it a try?

The Kids’ Bulletin for Sunday April 28th, 2013

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The Kids’ Bulletin for Sunday April 28th, 2013

Amazing Catechists welcomes the Blessed, Beautiful, and Bodacious Blog Tour

Hi! Pat Gohn here and I’m thankful to Amazing Catechists for giving me a little space to share my new book’s blog tour: Ten Bodacious Basic… Ten Minutes at Time:listen to ‘Blog Tour for “Blessed, Beautiful, & Bodacious”’ on AudiobooHere is today’s installment with a short audio clip from the book, read by me on the theme “This is My Body:”Jesus’ Prayer and Ours:listen to ‘Amazing Catechists Hosts the Blessed, Beautiful, and Bodacious Blog Tour’ on AudiobooLeave a comment below to be entered in the free drawing for the book.

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Amazing Catechists welcomes the Blessed, Beautiful, and Bodacious Blog Tour

A Collectable Correspondence from a Catholic Love Story

Bill and I met almost 21 years ago at my first Young Adult meeting at St Patrick’s Parish.

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A Collectable Correspondence from a Catholic Love Story

How is the heart ever going to know…

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My friend Dr. Farey (head of Catechetical Formation, Course Director B.Div, and Course Director License in Catechetics at the Maryvale Institute in Birmingham, England) has a wonderful quote that is so pertinent to catechesis today: “How is the heart ever going to know what is good if we don’t use our mind to inform the heart?

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How is the heart ever going to know…

Smart Kids 2

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not even half doneLast Wednesday was the first of three Mass classes. Early on, I guided the kids in figuring out that in the word Liturgy (Leitourgia), ‘-urgy’ means work, as in energy

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Smart Kids 2

Pope Francis on Laity

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Pope Francis on Laity

Catholic Family Fun: Book Review

Catholic Family Fun by Sarah Reinhard is a playful book, jammed-packed with everyday activities and adventures for families, using easy to find materials that you probably have on hand….or requiring nothing but a burst of energy to run around outside.The book is organized by the type of activity: silly things, story starters, at home projects, meals to share, outside fun, places to go and my favorite: Faith with fun, introducing saints through fun activities, ways to serve and approaches to prayer.Some of Sarah’s descriptions sound like activities we already do, with an animated Dad and kids only too eager to act goofy along with him! I really enjoy the section on Faith with Fun which includes a guide for making a Mary Garden, getting inspired to use holy cards and tapping into the Catholic Calendar of Saints!I’m even more impressed however, by the Faith Angle associated with all of the different activities: these echo my own sneaky aspirations of converting to Catholic the fun activities that kids want to do anyway….and have inspired many of our Cathletics Craft Kits and activities showcased at Equipping Catholic Families.I really like Sarah’s down-to-earth, ‘a Mom-like-me’ writing style and the helpful upfront prep time, duration and cost indicators at the beginning of each craft.

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The Kids’ Bulletin for Sunday April 21st, 2013

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Lay People – Be Who You Are!

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An Examination-of-Christian-Formation Using the Great Commandment

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My first year teaching religious education, our textbook emphasized the “Great Commandment”.  It’s a term that refers to this passage of the Gospel:One of the scribes heard their dispute, and, finding that he answered to the purpose, came up and asked him, Which is the first commandment of all

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An Examination-of-Christian-Formation Using the Great Commandment