This retreat guide offers some session ideas to help students reflect on their gifts, and how they can make choices as to what they do with their lives. The sessions are suitable for retreats or on formation days in schools.
Students explore the variety of musical styles found in Catholic hymns, from timeless classics to contemporary worship songs, understanding their role in fostering spiritual expression and community worship.
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Parishes have the power to lift their music programs from the mundane to the truly inspiring by reaching out to young people.
From backpack adventures to biblical melodies, students across levels delve into music’s role in identity, theology, and expression, fostering spiritual connections and creative exploration.
These questions and activities teach students how to deal with change in their own lives and then explore how change interacts with Church teachings and belief.
How did Jesus teach us to deal with change? Was Jesus a changemaker? Who were some influential female changemakers from Biblical times? How does the Church change and deal with change when it comes to issues of gender?
Today’s pop stars owe a great debt of gratitude to the history of Christian music.
Strengthen your superpowers by participating in these games that are inspired by the example of Jesus.
Understanding the nature of rituals is a very important part of practicing Catholicism. The classroom questions and activities use ANZAC Day as a vehicle for more closely exploring Catholic Rituals and for reinforcing the message of peace.
For our AC+ subscribers: Here are some resources that might be helpful in engaging students in reflection and conversation around Religious vocation and the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
These classroom questions and activities start with a general look at the sacraments for early learners and then zero in on the sacraments of service, religious vocations and marriage, as learners become more advanced.