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  • Candy Identity Game

    Candy Identity Game

    The Candy Identity game is a fun guessing activity that helps youth learn about identity and how we view others. Players look at candies, guess their flavors, and then see how different they can be on the inside. This simple and sweet game fits well with Catholic youth ministry lessons about seeing as God sees,…

  • Called To Courage: Lesson on the Great Commission

    Called To Courage: Lesson on the Great Commission

    Called to Courage helps youth reflect on Matthew 28:16–20 and consider how faith shapes everyday choices. This lesson plan encourages young people to live with courage, kindness, fairness, and truth as part of Jesus’ mission.

  • Psalm 46

    Psalm 46

    Psalm 46 is a song of trust in God. It tells us that He is our safe place and always ready to help. The psalm speaks of His presence with His people, bringing peace and joy like a river. It reminds us that God rules over all nations and will bring true peace. The words,…

  • Litany of the Call to Discipleship

    Litany of the Call to Discipleship

    This Litany of the Call to Discipleship asks our Lord to give us the grace to be His disciples. It focuses on various people in the gospel and asks for the grace to answer His call as they did.

  • Stations of the Cross: An Inspired Journey with Jesus to Calvary in 14 Prayers

    Stations of the Cross: An Inspired Journey with Jesus to Calvary in 14 Prayers

    The stations of the cross help us walk with Jesus and reflect on his suffering and love. This devotion follows 14 moments from his condemnation to his burial. It is a powerful prayer, often done during Lent, but meaningful at any time. Many people pray the stations of the cross in a church, outside, or…

  • Saint Scholastica, Virgin

    Saint Scholastica, Virgin

    St. Scholastica was the twin sister of St. Benedict. They lived during the sixth century. St. Scholastica founded a monastery of nuns. Each year she would meet St. Benedict near his monastery and they would spend the day talking and praying.