FEB 16, 2025

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GOSPEL

Setting: Jesus is on a mountain, talking to a big group of people.
Jesus’ Teachings: Jesus shares special messages called Beatitudes, which show us how to be happy and make others happy too.
Blessed are the poor: Even if we don’t have many toys or nice things, we can still be happy because we are loved by God.
Blessed are the hungry: If we feel hungry for God’s love, He will fill our hearts with joy and happiness.
Blessed are the sad: Sometimes we might feel sad, but Jesus promises that we will feel better and laugh again.
Blessed are those who are kind to mean people: If someone is mean to us, we should still be kind to them and pray for them. God will be happy that we tried to be like Jesus.
Woe to the rich: Having many toys or things isn’t what makes us happy. Being close to God and loving others is more important.
Woe to the well-fed: We should remember to think about God and Jesus, not just about food and playing.
Woe to those who laugh now: If we make fun of others or are happy when they’re sad, we might feel bad later. It’s important to be kind and caring.
Being happy with God: When we love God and do what He asks, we’ll feel happy, and God will be happy too.
Beatitudes for Kids: These special messages from Jesus help us understand how to be good friends, make others happy, and be close to God.

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Symbols

GOSPEL

1. Heart

A heart symbol can help children understand that the love of God fills our hearts with joy, even when we feel sad or don’t have many things. It reminds us to pray for those who are less fortunate and to share God’s love with others.

2. Smiling Face

A smiling face can represent the happiness Jesus promises to those who are kind and follow his teachings. Children can pray for the ability to be kind and compassionate to others, even when it’s difficult.

3. Open Hands

Open hands symbolize giving and receiving. In this Gospel passage, Jesus talks about sharing with others and being satisfied by God’s love. This symbol can remind children to pray for generosity and gratitude.

4. A Tree

Jesus uses the image of a tree planted by the water to describe people who trust in God and follow his teachings. A tree symbol can remind children to pray for strong faith and the wisdom to make good choices.

5. A Hug

A hug symbolizes love, comfort, and acceptance. Jesus teaches us to be kind to others and love our enemies. This symbol can remind children to pray for the ability to love and forgive like Jesus.

1ST READING

1. A Tree

The passage talks about people who trust in God being like trees planted by water. A tree symbol can help children understand the importance of relying on God and growing strong in faith.

2. Water

Water represents life and growth in this passage. Children can use a water symbol to pray for spiritual nourishment and the ability to share God’s love with others.

3. A Shield

A shield symbolizes protection and safety. In the passage, those who trust in God are protected from harm. Children can pray for God’s guidance and protection in their lives.

4. A Heart with Roots

A heart with roots, like a tree’s roots, represents being deeply connected to God and growing in faith. This symbol can help children pray for a strong, lasting relationship with God.

5. A Sun

The sun represents the light and warmth of God’s love. Children can use this symbol to pray for the ability to trust in God and feel His love, especially during difficult times.

2ND READING

1. A Seedling

A seedling symbolizes new life and growth. In the passage, Paul talks about the resurrection and the hope it brings. This symbol can help children pray for new life in Christ and the ability to share this hope with others.

2. A Cross with a Flower

A cross with a flower represents the transformation from death to new life through the resurrection. Children can use this symbol to pray for faith in Christ’s victory over death and the promise of eternal life.

3. A Hand Reaching Out

A hand reaching out symbolizes the act of sharing and spreading the good news of Jesus’ resurrection. This symbol can remind children to pray for opportunities to share their faith and love with others.

4. A Butterfly

A butterfly represents transformation and new life. Children can use this symbol to pray for personal growth in their faith journey and to understand the importance of the resurrection in their lives.

5. A Rainbow

A rainbow symbolizes hope and promise. In this passage, Paul talks about the hope of eternal life through Christ. Children can use this symbol to pray for hope and trust in God’s promises.

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Kid Talk

YouTube player — **BIBLE SCHOOL FOR KIDS (1:42)** – Learn about the Beatitudes as they appear in the Gospel of Matthew. Read Kid Talk below to hear Ana talk about Sunday’s Beatitudes found in the Gospel of Luke.

Blessings & Woes

Good morning, everyone! It’s Ana. I just want to let you all know how much I like talking things over with you all. I like going to Mass each Sunday with my mom. She and I read the Gospel together beforehand. So what I want to talk to you about today are the Beatitudes from the Gospel of Luke. You know, Jesus shared some really important lessons that can help us live happier lives and be better friends to others.

TRANSCRIPT ✨

In the Gospel, Jesus talks about blessings and woes. Blessings are like good things that happen to us when we do what God wants us to do. Woes are like warnings – they remind us what might happen if we don't make good choices.

So, let's look at the blessings first. Jesus says, "Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the Kingdom of God." This means that even if we don't have a lot of money or toys, we're still special to God, and we can find true happiness by living the way He wants us to.

Next, Jesus says, "Blessed are you who hunger now, for you will be satisfied." This one's about how we can feel hungry for God, just like we get hungry for snacks. When we feel this way, God promises that He'll fill us up with His love.

Then, Jesus talks about how to be a good friend. He says, "Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh" and "Blessed are you when people hate you, when they exclude you and insult you and reject your name as evil, because of the Son of Man." Sometimes, being a good person might make others upset with us. But Jesus tells us not to worry, because we're doing the right thing and God is proud of us.

Finally, Jesus talks about sharing God's love. He says, "Rejoice in that day and leap for joy, because great is your reward in heaven." When we share God's love with others, we're doing something really important, and it makes God and us both very happy!

Now let's look at the woes. Jesus says, "Woe to you who are rich, for you have already received your comfort." This reminds us that having a lot of money or stuff doesn't always make us happy. What matters is how we treat others and how we live our lives.

Jesus also says, "Woe to you who are well fed now, for you will go hungry." This means that if we forget about God and only focus on having fun or getting things, we might feel like something's missing in our hearts.

Then, there's a part about being careful with how we treat others. Jesus says, "Woe to you who laugh now, for you will mourn and weep" and "Woe to you when everyone speaks well of you, for that is how their ancestors treated the false prophets." This tells us that it's important to be kind and honest with our friends, even if it's not the easiest thing to do.

So, let's try to remember these lessons from Jesus. When we do, we'll feel closer to God and be better friends to others!

Here are some Beatitudes just for us kids:

Blessed are the children who share their toys, for they will have many friends.
Blessed are the children who tell the truth, for they will be trusted.
Blessed are the children who are kind to others, for they will be loved.
Blessed are the children who listen and learn, for they will grow wise.
Blessed are the children who forgive, for they will know peace.

Thank you for listening! Let's try to live out these Beatitudes every day!

DISCUSSION GUIDE ✨

1. The Concept of Blessings and Woes
- What do we understand by blessings and woes as discussed by Jesus?
- How can we relate these concepts to our daily lives? Consider both personal experiences and those observed in others.

2. Exploring the Beatitudes
Blessed Are the Poor
- What does "Blessed are you who are poor" mean to you personally?
- How can we find happiness regardless of material wealth?
Blessed Are Those Who Hunger
- Discuss how the feeling of hunger for God can lead to spiritual fulfillment.
- In what ways can we 'feed' our spiritual hunger?
Blessed Are Those Who Weep
- How can personal suffering lead to future joy?
- Why might being a good friend sometimes lead to misunderstanding or exclusion by others?

3. Embracing God's Love and Sharing It
- Discuss the importance of sharing God's love and the joy it brings to both the giver and the receiver.
- Why might the act of sharing love be viewed as a significant spiritual reward?

4. The Woes - Cautionary Lessons
Woe to the Rich
- Reflect on the idea that material possessions can't guarantee true happiness.
- How can we focus more on our relationships and spiritual journey than on material gain?
Woe to the Well-Fed
- Discuss potential consequences of neglecting spirituality in pursuit of pleasure and possessions.
- How might focusing too much on earthly desires leave a void in one's heart?
Woe to the Joyful At Others' Expense
- How can insincere laughter or universal praise mislead someone spiritually?
- Why is it essential to be genuine and kind in our interactions and intentions?

5. Kid-Friendly Beatitudes
- Read through the Beatitudes specifically for children and discuss:
- How can we apply these teachings in everyday situations?
- Encourage personal sharing: Which of these comes easily to you, and which one do you might need to work on?

Conclusion and Reflection
- Summarize insights gained about living the Beatitudes.
- Encourage participants to set a personal goal on how they can apply these lessons in their lives this week.

Prayer or Commitment
- End with a prayer or a moment of silence, inviting participants to commit personally to living out these teachings.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ✨

In the story, Jesus talks to a big group of people on a mountain. What did he teach them about?

a) How to build a big house

b) How to plant a garden

c) How to love and be happy

d) How to cook a tasty meal

2. What does Jesus say is special about people who are sad now?

a) They will get lots of toys

b) They will laugh later

c) They will become famous

d) They will learn to fly

3. How should we treat people who aren't nice to us?

a) Be mean to them too

b) Run away from them

c) Love them and pray for them

d) Tell them they're not our friend

4. What happens when we share God's love with others?

a) We get lots of candy

b) We make God happy

c) We become famous

d) We get to stay up late

5. What are the Beatitudes?

a) A list of rules for playing games

b) Special messages from Jesus about being happy

c) A song we sing at church

d) A story about animals

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Little Liturgies

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Mary Jo Cole

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Father Glenn

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Embracing change through prayer and reflection on our relationships with God, others, and ourselves can lead to personal growth, stability, and new opportunities, as illustrated by the teachings of Jesus in the Beatitudes.

00:00 Understanding and coping with change through prayer and reflection on our relationships with God, others, and ourselves, as highlighted in Luke 6:17, 20-26.
- The episode focuses on understanding and coping with change through prayer and reflection on our relationships with God, others, and ourselves.
- Jesus addresses a large crowd of disciples and people from various regions in Luke 6:17, 20-26.
02:32 Jesus blesses the marginalized and warns the comfortable, teaching the Beatitudes on the mountain as a sign of God's presence in hardship.
- Jesus blesses the poor, hungry, and persecuted while warning the rich and comfortable of their impending hardships.
- Jesus parallels Moses by teaching the Beatitudes on the mountain, offering assurance of God's presence during difficult times instead of delivering the Ten Commandments.
04:49 Blessed are those who mourn, as life's changes remind us that joy and sorrow coexist.
05:58 Embracing change can be overwhelming, but it ultimately leads to personal growth and new opportunities.
07:28 A strong relationship with God offers stability and hope through life's inevitable changes, fostering growth and courage.
- A deep relationship with God provides stability and adventure amidst life's changes, guiding us to flourish and grow through prayer and support from family and friends.
- Change is inevitable in life, but Jesus' unwavering love provides a solid foundation for courage and hope in the future.
10:37 Create daily moments with Jesus for peace, pray for a future to use our gifts for others, and embrace new opportunities.
- Create a daily space to share your heart with Jesus to maintain peace and guidance through life's inevitable changes.
- Pray for a beautiful future that allows us to use our gifts to help others flourish, embrace adventure in new opportunities, and show care for the vulnerable.
13:18 Prayers are offered for the sick, caregivers, world peace, and the deceased, affirming Jesus' faithfulness and God's love.
- Prayers are offered for the sick, caregivers, world peace, and those who have passed away.
- Jesus remains faithful and present, gathering our beloved dead into heaven's peace, as we entrust them to God's love and unite in prayer.
15:39 Acknowledgment of St. Mark as the school of the week, along with a prayer for students, teachers, and staff, while sharing updates on upcoming episodes.

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Uganda CTV

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Children are encouraged to reflect on God's call to mission, the importance of forgiveness, and their own vocations through the examples of Isaiah and Saint Peter, while emphasizing the significance of prayer, community support, and the transformative power of faith.

00:00 Children celebrate the fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time, reflecting on God's call to mission and the importance of forgiveness.
- Children gather to celebrate the fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time, giving thanks to God for overcoming lockdown and returning to school.
- God calls each of us to a mission, inviting reflection on our responses and the need for forgiveness.
12:54 Isaiah sees God's holiness, recognizes his sin, is purified, and answers the call to be a messenger, while the speaker praises the Lord for His glory and faithfulness.
- Isaiah experiences a vision of the Lord's holiness, acknowledges his sinfulness, receives purification, and responds to God's call to be sent as a messenger.
- The speaker expresses gratitude and praise to the Lord for His kindness, truth, and strength, emphasizing His glory and faithfulness.
17:08 Hold firmly to the gospel of Christ's death and resurrection, as it leads to faith and salvation, exemplified by Simon's miraculous catch of fish after obeying Jesus' command.
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of holding firmly to the gospel as preached, highlighting its significance for faith and salvation.
- Christ died for our sins, was buried, raised on the third day, and appeared to many, emphasizing the importance of grace in preaching the gospel.
- Jesus instructs Simon to lower his nets after a fruitless night, resulting in a miraculous catch of fish that leads Simon and his partners to follow Jesus.
24:04 Saint Peter's Primary School in Zambia highlights the importance of prayer and reflection on God's call, as shown in the Gospel, encouraging children to pursue their vocations.
- Saint Peter's Primary School in Zambia is honored to be the first school featured this year on the Uganda Catholic Television Network, allowing children to pray together and reflect on God's call at any age, as illustrated by Simon Peter in the Gospel.
- The call to vocations and aspirations often manifests as a persistent inner voice guiding individuals towards their desired paths, such as becoming a priest, teacher, or policeman.
27:40 Isaiah and Peter both respond to God's transformative call, with Peter recognizing his sinfulness and being commissioned by Christ to fish for people.
- Isaiah and Peter both experienced God's call and transformation, with Isaiah cleansed of sin and Peter, despite his doubts, catching an overwhelming amount of fish through faith in Jesus' command.
- Peter, amazed by the miraculous catch of fish, acknowledges his sinfulness, prompting Christ to call him to a new mission of fishing for people.
31:03 God is our support in tough times, encouraging positivity and perseverance like Saint Paul.
- God supports us through tough experiences, providing help and guidance even in the face of loss and hardship.
- In challenging times, remember to stay positive, work hard, and trust that God is with you, as exemplified by Saint Paul’s transformation and perseverance.
35:19 God equips those He calls, and prayers were offered for the community, peace, and gratitude for a staff member's 25 years of marriage.
- God qualifies those He calls, rather than calling those who are already qualified.
- Prayers are offered for the community, peace, parents, children, the deceased, and gratitude is expressed for a staff member's 25 years of marriage.
41:36 The liturgy highlights God's presence, the significance of the Eucharist, our call to serve others, and gratitude for community support while fostering hope for eternal life.
- The prayer emphasizes God's presence, the importance of gratitude, and the transformation of created things into a sacrament of eternal life through Christ.
- During the Last Supper, Jesus instituted the Eucharist by offering bread as his body and wine as his blood, commanding his disciples to do this in remembrance of him.
- The prayer emphasizes the importance of communion with Christ, the Church's mission to serve the faithful, and the hope for eternal life through the resurrection.
- David, Paul, and Peter exemplify that our callings should be used to serve others, and we should seek Christ's guidance in fulfilling our vocations.
- We pray for freedom from sin and distress, unity in faith, and gratitude for the gift of the Eucharist to bear fruit for the world's salvation.
- The celebration included recognition of Mr. Luanga John for 25 years of marriage, gratitude for the choir and teachers, appreciation for Uganda Catholic Television's support, and a message of hope and encouragement for the children.

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Dominican Sisters

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Big Al & Father Joe

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Annie’s Prayer

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Luke 6: 20-23

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Luke 6: 24-26

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The Religion Teacher

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Children’s Crafts

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Gospel Worksheet

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Catholic Kids Bulletin

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The Kids’ Bulletins are a resource for Catholic kids who would like to have some fun while learning about the readings from the Sunday Mass every week. (Ordinary Form) They are made by a mom in Canada who is happy to share them with anyone who can use them to help learn or teach about the truth and beauty of the Faith.

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Catholic Mom

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Enjoy Catholic coloring pages, lesson plans, Mass worksheets, puzzles, and more to help you prepare for Sunday Mass. These activities, prepared by the Catholic Mom Sunday Gospel Team, are free for you to print and share with your family, classroom, or parish.

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6th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C (Feb 16, 2025) Free Resources and Reflections

Blessings and Woes: Free Lesson Plan on the Beatitudes (Luke 6:17-26)

Litany of the Beatitudes: Beautiful Blessings (Matthew 5:3–12)

Printable Beatitudes Puzzle: Free Cryptogram for Matthew 5:1-11

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Blessed Are You

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Well-Watered Trees

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Well-Watered Trees (Psalm 1; Jeremiah 17:5-10 )

Spiritual Growth

Q: How can I thrive and grow spiritually?
A: Stay closely connected to God by focusing on His love and law, not your own understanding, and read the Bible, pray, and ask for His help regularly.

Q: What does it mean to be like a tree planted by water?
A: It means being rooted in God's word, which provides all you need for growth and fruitfulness: sunshine (guidance), soil (foundation), nutrients (wisdom), and water (love).

Bearing Fruit

Q: How can I bear good fruit in my spiritual life?
A: Recognize that all power and strength come from God, stay connected to His strength, and you'll produce the fruit of the spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

Avoiding Spiritual Dryness

Q: What happens when I rely only on myself?
A: You become like a dry desert shrub, barren and unproductive, cut off from the world and unable to thrive or bear fruit.

Staying Connected

Q: How do I "soak up the good water" of God's love and strength?
A: Stay rooted in His word by reading the Bible, praying, recognizing your need for His help, and asking for it regularly.

Sharing God's Love

Q: How can I effectively share God's love with others?
A: By staying rooted in God's word and connected to His power, you'll be healthy, green, and lush, naturally bearing good fruit and sharing God's love through your actions and character.

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In Search of Happiness

Sermons 4 Kids

OBJECTS: Bubbles for blowing; few dollars in cash; bag of chips; video game controller

GOSPEL: I am sure that everyone has experienced the joy of blowing bubbles. (Blow bubbles at the kids.) Isn’t it funny how something so simple can make so many people happy? It isn’t just for kids either! I have even seen teenagers and adults laughing and having fun blowing bubbles and trying to catch them.

There is just one problem with the happiness that comes from blowing bubbles — it doesn’t last! The minute you reach out and touch one of the bubbles, it will burst. (Blow bubbles and have kids try to touch them.) Many times we chase the bubble, but it is always just out of reach and as soon as it touches the ground, the bubble is gone.

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Temporary Blindness

OBJECTS: Sun glasses.

GOSPEL: Have you ever come into the house after playing out in bright sunlight and everything looks black? It is as if you have lost your sight for a moment. This is called sun blindness. After your eyes have had time to adjust you are able to see objects in the room once again.

During that moment when everything is black, the chairs, pictures, carpets, tables are still there, you just can’t see them. (Words of caution: You should never stare directly at the sun. We can protect our eyes by wearing sun glasses.)

A similar thing may happen with our feelings. Perhaps you have felt sad and, for a time, you couldn’t see the good things in your life. The good things are still there, you just couldn’t see them because of your sadness.

In the Bible Jesus spoke to a great crowd of people. One of the things he said…

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Crowds and Crowds and Crowds

OBJECTS: f you are not sure how many people your sanctuary holds, ask someone at your church who is sure. That number goes in where the “X” is in the first sentence..

GOSPEL: Have you ever been in a big crowd? I mean a really big crowd. We could get about X number of people into this sanctuary. Jesus sometimes had 4000 or 5000 people in the crowds that followed him! That’s a lot of people! I bet they caused traffic jams just from people walking this way and that way trying to get closer to Jesus.

One day there was a very big crowd of people all waiting for Jesus to come. When Jesus saw all the people, he knew what they wanted, and he was happy to give it to them. They wanted to hear his words about God–– and many of them were sick and wanted to get well.

Some people in the crowd had physical diseases––some had mental illnesses––some may have gotten hurt in accidents. Luke tells us that people were trying to touch him because they felt the power of his healing even by touching him!

Here’s a question for you: Do you think Jesus knew all these people? Huge crowds gathered wherever he went. Once the crowds, trying to get close, almost pushed him into the lake! Once so many crowded into his house that nobody…

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GOSPEL

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Blessings & Woes

Little Liturgies

Jesus is always present with us, offering unconditional love and support, especially during times of hardship and suffering, while inviting us to find joy and gratitude in our journey.

Mary Jo Cole

True happiness is achieved through love, kindness, and faith in God, rather than through material wealth or personal achievements.

Father Edward

Jesus calls us to step beyond our comfort zones and respond to His invitations, leading to greater commitments in faith and service to others.

Father Glenn

Embracing change through prayer and reflection on our relationships with God, others, and ourselves can lead to personal growth, stability, and new opportunities, as illustrated by the teachings of Jesus in the Beatitudes.

Uganda CTV

Children are encouraged to reflect on God's call to mission, the importance of forgiveness, and their own vocations through the examples of Isaiah and Saint Peter, while emphasizing the significance of prayer, community support, and the transformative power of faith.

Dominican Sisters

True happiness and eternal joy are found in seeking God and His grace, rather than in worldly riches and superficial pleasures.

Big Al & Father Joe

Annie’s Prayer

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Catechist Magazine

Luke 6: 20-23

Teaching Methods

Faith and Obedience

Miracles and Authority

Cultural Context

Jesus' Sermon on the Plain emphasizes the blessings of humility, hope, and perseverance in the face of adversity, assuring that those who are poor, hungry, and persecuted will find fulfillment and joy in the kingdom of God.

Luke 6: 24-26

Sharing and Generosity

Humility and Perspective

Faith and Resilience

True fulfillment comes from sharing and focusing on spiritual rewards rather than material wealth, as life's challenges remind us of the importance of connection and support from God.

The Religion Teacher

Living the Beatitudes

Embracing Kingdom Values

Animated Video

Contentment and Sharing

Perseverance and Trust

Mindfulness and Humility

Despite life's overwhelming challenges, true happiness and blessings come from enduring hardships, staying faithful to God, and serving others.

OSV Family Activities

Children’s Crafts

Gospel Worksheet

S.D.C. is a Catholic Society that works in the field of Catechesis and the spreading of the Word of God in different ways. READ MORE

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Catholic Kids Bulletin

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Catholic Mom

Enjoy Catholic coloring pages, lesson plans, Mass worksheets, puzzles, and more to help you prepare for Sunday Mass. These activities, prepared by the Catholic Mom Sunday Gospel Team, are free for you to print and share with your family, classroom, or parish.

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Young Catholics

Blessed Are You

Understanding Jesus' Blessings

Jesus' Presence in Difficult Times

Community and Blessings

Universality of Jesus' Blessings

Finding Joy in Challenges

Well-Watered Trees

Well-Watered Trees (Psalm 1; Jeremiah 17:5-10 )

Spiritual Growth

Bearing Fruit

Avoiding Spiritual Dryness

Staying Connected

Sharing God's Love

In Search of Happiness

Sermons 4 Kids

Sermon Writer

Temporary Blindness

Crowds and Crowds and Crowds

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