In these questions and activities, we explore the symbol that reminds us that God’s love and rescue are stronger than the power of evil and the pain and shame of the cross.
The questions and activities are suitable for use around Mother's Day and when studying Mary, the visitation and the role of women in the Church. They explore concepts of virtue, unconditional love, empathy, hope, faith, compassion, mercy and resilience.
Discovering the profound journey of Jesus’ Passion through the Stations of the Cross can be a transformative experience for students. This series of questions and activities supports students to deepen their understanding and reflection on this sacred tradition, fostering both spiritual growth and intellectual exploration.
Support students to learn about and deepen their understanding of the events of Holy Week and Easter with these questions and activities.
Engage children in learning about the Easter story through a fun and interactive relay race.
Music plays a role in worship, Theology, faith, spirituality, prayer and engagement. Please enjoy this selection of our best articles on the subject.
These questions support students to understand and explore terms messiah and kurios. They also look at the role prophecy plays in the Old and New Testament.
Engage participants in critical thinking and problem-solving while deepening their understanding of the concept of the Messiah through a mystery-solving activity.
These questions and activities are inspired by the playlet ‘The Dead Man Spoke’ written by regular Australian Catholics contributor Peter Fleming.
In this playlet, regular contributor Peter Fleming fills a gap in the Easter story and that gap is filled by women.
The following questions and activities explore Lent, moving to a global and historical context for older students.
For our AC+ subscribers: Here are some ideas and resources from our archives to help you engage students, teachers and families in your school community during Ash Wednesday and Lent.