These questions and activities are inspired by the playlet ‘The Dead Man Spoke’ written by regular Australian Catholics contributor Peter Fleming.
Join us in exploring how music, art, and community engagement intertwine to nurture faith in young hearts.
Church communities could learn a lot about building communal enjoyment if they followed the example of schools in helping young people to express themselves through music.
Parishes have the power to lift their music programs from the mundane to the truly inspiring by reaching out to young people.
In this playlet, regular contributor Peter Fleming fills a gap in the Easter story and that gap is filled by women.
Embark on a melodic journey with resources curated to nurture faith through song and play. From biblical storytelling to group discussions on the power of music, engage in activities designed to deepen spiritual connections through musical exploration and expression.
The following questions and activities explore Lent, moving to a global and historical context for older students.
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.
Maeve Heaney uses tools from her musical ‘Irish backpack’ in her mission to reach people theologically.
Music inspires renewed commitment to our spiritual journeys.
Sometimes a task can be overwhelming, but success comes when we pick ourselves up and continue.
People should never underestimate the value of a kind gesture in supporting other’s mental health.