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This collection of resources explores Catholic perspectives on Peace. War is the antithesis of how we as Catholics are called by the Holy Spirit to live. Recent Catholic thinkers, including Pope Francis, have questioned whether anything can justify the pursuit of war over the pursuit of peace.
News, events, and items of interest relevant to Catholic teachers across Australia.
These questions and activities help students to deepen their understanding of the Mass and then explore matters of faith by learning from the example of St Thomas the Apostle.
These questions and activities support classroom learning around reconciliation with First Nations in Australia from a Catholic perspective.
This resources guide not only considers the sacrament of anointing of the sick, but themes of caring, grief, mortality, martyrdom, resurrection and the afterlife.
Help students to develop a geographical, historical, political, and faith understanding of the Holy Land. They will also deepen their understanding of the concept of Catholic pilgrimage. Younger students will enjoy exploring their local parish.
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.
What happens in the Catholic Church during Holy Week? Why is Holy Week such a big deal?
These questions and activities look at ways we can live in harmony and according to Catholic values at school, home and in the wider world.
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.
Explore and encourage an active role for women in the Church with these classroom questions and activities.
These classroom activities focus on themes of diversity, being kind, helping others and valuing difference against a background of encouraging inclusive behaviour at school and in future endeavours.
