September Catholic Kids Bulletin

September Catholic Kids Bulletin

by | Aug 20, 2018

These FREE Printables are offered each month to help young Catholics learn at Mass. You are welcome to print and share with others. If you can afford it, click Support CKB on the right and donate to help pay for the time and effort put into these pages. Enjoy!

The Catholic Kids Bulletin worksheets match up to the weekly Mass readings in the Catholic Church. The worksheets are ready to print and include coloring pages, activities, Psalm copywork, and a Saint of the Week. These are designed to be used at Mass, or as a pre-teaching activity to help prepare your students for the Sunday Mass.

Join me on Instagram @theresackb and Facebook @catholickidsbulletin for weekly reminders to print the bulletins before Sunday morning! 
September Bulletins include…
Saint John Vianney
Saint Gregory the Great
Saint John Chrysostom
Saint Padre Pio
Saint Vincent de Paul

Also–in the bulletins this months, your kids will earn that all the candles at Mass are made (at least partially) of BEESWAX. This might be a perfect time to buy a set of these!

ALSO also, on August 21st, you can get 20% off of everything in my TPT store!

If you need some more BACK TO SCHOOL ideas…check these out…
Power Point for students to Lead Prayer with tons of Catholic prayers
ACTS Prayer Packet to introduce and reinforce different types of prayer
Emoji Expectations, Rules, and Voice tone posters–an easy and cheerful way to post those rules


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A Difficult Teaching

by | Aug 11, 2018

I have been thinking about the Gospel’s these past few weeks in preparation for the homily.

As you know there are four evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.  We believe that each of their canonical gospels is the inspired word of God but it is also true that they each feature the words or recollections of the evangelists.

While they all tell the story of Jesus and his time on earth each version of the story has its own style.

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