Trinity preschool craft

Well, I'm very excited to tell you that I wrote another book! I actually wrote it a few years ago (lol) and then life crashed and I never published it. It's meant to be the

“According, therefore, to the measure of one’s faith in the Trinity, one should proceed without holding back from danger to make known the gift of God and everlasting consolation, to spread God’s name everywhere with confidence and without fear.” ~ from the confession of St. Patrick What do we mean by the Blessed Trinity? According […]

Holy Trinity Shield

The Most Holy Trinity is one of the hardest concepts to teach Catholic kids. Make it easy! Check out this article and free printable craft!

The Holy Trinity represented as fantabulous cartoons. This is very pretty and I love Jesus' beard, nice cut.

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One of the key elements of the story of Jesus and Thomas after the resurrection is that Thomas finds it hard to believe that the resurrection is possible if he doesn't see it with his own eyes. Sometimes people tell us things that it's really hard for us to believe and we want proof. This craft is something that seems hard to believe unless you see it. With two cuts you are going to make two circles into a square. Give children some strips pf paper and show them how to make them into circles…

"…They called the church together and reported what God had done with them and how he had opened the door of faith..." ~Acts 14:27 Last October, Pope Benedict declared that a "Year of Faith" will be celebrated from October 11, 2012 to November 24, 2013. With this overarching theme, some fellow DREs and I decided to run with the idea by providing resources surrounding the Creed at our upcoming training night. So, I am working on creating some activities that emphasize what we believe based on…

Are you looking for a craft for March that comes from a Biblical point of view? Join us as we explore the life and story of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland and one of the most famous figures in Christian history. Then learn how to make your own classic three leaf clover craft to represent the Trinity - just like St. Patrick taught new Christians nearly 1,500 years ago!