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  • Tick-Tock the Crocodile Hunt Game

    Tick-Tock the Crocodile Hunt game is a simple and engaging hide-and-seek activity. Inspired by the story of Captain Hook and the ticking crocodile, this game teaches children to focus and stay calm under pressure. It also opens the door to discussions about fear, trust, and relying on God. Players listen for the ticking sound to find the hidden crocodile, tying the game to Biblical themes like David’s courage or Peter’s faith. Fun, interactive, and meaningful, this game works well in small groups and brings faith lessons to life. Read More

  • Celebrating Our Identity in Christ Lesson Plan

    This Identity in Christ lesson plan helps youth discover that their true worth is found in God’s love for them, not in achievements or the opinions of others. Using Luke 10:1-12, 17-20, it focuses on Jesus’ reminder to His disciples that their joy should come from knowing their names are written in heaven. This lesson helps young people see themselves as beloved children of God, giving them confidence and hope as they face life’s challenges. It is a meaningful way to guide youth in embracing their identity in Christ and growing in faith and trust in God’s plan for their… Read More

  • Psalm 105

    Psalm 105 is a song of praise that tells how God helped His people from the time of Abraham through Moses. It reminds us that God keeps His promises. The psalm calls us to give thanks and remember what God has done. It connects the past to our lives today and helps us trust God more. Read More

  • Saint Thomas, Apostle

    St. Thomas was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. He is perhaps best known as “Doubting Thomas”. When the resurrected Jesus appeared in the upper room, Thomas was not there. The apostles told him about it, but he said “Unless I see the mark of the nails in his hands and put my finger into the nailmarks and put my hand into his side, I will not believe.” When Jesus appeared again, he invited Thomas to touch the marks. St. Thomas replied with a profession of faith: “My Lord and my God!”. Read More

  • Psalm 123

    Psalm 123 is a short prayer that asks God for mercy. It shows trust in the Lord by using the image of a servant looking up to a master. The speaker feels scorned and hurt by others but chooses to turn to God instead of giving in to anger. This psalm teaches Catholics to stay humble, to trust in God’s timing, and to pray even when life feels unfair. It reminds us that we are not alone in our struggles. Read More

  • 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C

    The readings for 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C reminds that God comforts us, even in difficult times. How do I experience God’s comfort? Do I share that comfort with others? Read More

  • Prayer to End Racism

    The Prayer to End Racism is a prayer asking for God’s guidance to see every person’s dignity and work to end racism. It invites reflection on justice, unity, and love while encouraging action to build a better world. This prayer is perfect for youth ministry, as it connects themes like compassion and community to real-world issues. Praying it together can inspire young people to embrace diversity and stand against injustice in their lives and communities. Use it to teach how faith calls us to respect others and live out the Gospel message of love and justice. Read More

  • July 2025: Mass Readings and Resources

    July 2025 is Year C in the Sunday liturgical cycle and Year 1 in the weekday cycle. See Mass readings resources for specific Sundays and feast days in for July 2025 here. Read More

  • The Immaculate Heart of Mary

    The Immaculate Heart of Mary is a devotion to our blessed Mother which helps us reflect on her love of God. By saying “yes” to God our Father and agreeing to be the mother of our Lord, she showed that she was entirely willing to cooperate with God’s plan for our redemption. Her heart experienced both joy and sorrow as a result of her “fiat” (“let it be”). Read More

  • Keys and Sword Lesson Plan: Saints Peter and Paul

    The Keys and Sword lesson plan explores the lives of St. Peter and St. Paul, focusing on how God worked through them to build the Church. Based on Matthew 16:18-19 and Acts 9:4, it teaches about leadership, courage, and spreading the Gospel. Youth will learn how the symbols of the keys and sword represent Peter’s authority and Paul’s bold preaching. This lesson inspires young people to embrace their unique gifts, trust God’s plan, and make a difference in the world. It’s a practical and meaningful way to grow in faith and understand how God works through us all. Read More

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