These teacher’s notes support classroom engagement with two inspiring real-life stories by young Catholic writers. The lessons explore how young people face life’s challenges with faith, resilience, and a sense of vocation, encouraging students to reflect on their own experiences considering Catholic teaching.
The creed creates community: As we give thanks for the life of Pope Francis, we can give thanks for the many ways he helped us put belief into practice.
Support students to understand the Easter season, the role of Jesus and the Spirit, how the season relates to the sacrament of Confirmation and how it is celebrated in the Parish.
St Lucia’s devotion to God ended up costing her her life, but even that risk did not dim the light of her faith.
The responsibility of welcoming those who decide to embrace the Catholic faith needs to be undertaken by all parishioners.
For Catholics the Nicene Creed is more than a statement of facts, it is a proclamation of belief.
Saint Gregory of Nazianzus brought his first-rate theological mind to the debate over the nature of God.
An understanding of human rights finds its beginnings in the Judeo-Christian Bible.
Disturbed by the social injustices perpetrated by the caste system, Devasahayam Pillai turned to the Christian message of equality, compassion and love.
Learning about how others practise their faith can help us reflect on our own faithful routines and rituals.
‘He is risen’ – the words of the Resurrection – are a triumph over darkness and death.
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