Catholic schools week art projects

This craft project is to help children understand that Jesus is truly present in the Holy Eucharist. Although Jesus is hidden, He is truly there. This reality can be very difficult to comprehend. The Eucharist in this craft opens to reveal Jesus. The Eucharist in this craft opens to reveal Jesus. Supplies: Glue Scissors Clear

This is such a cute and easy rosary craft for Catholic kids of all ages! #catholicicing #rosary #catholickids #liturgicalliving

Y’all know how much I love to party. Marry that love with creative projects and I am ALL IN. Most privately funded schools must do some sort of fundraising to meet the gap between what parents pay and what it actually costs to operate the school. I figure if you’re raising money, you might as well…

I thought I would share a Sacred Heart craft today since the First Friday devotion is to the Sacred Heart. :-) The Sacred heart of Jesus and Immaculate heart of Mary lend themselves to fun

As you may or may not know, Catholics believe in the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist or communion. A Monstrance is an ornate golden vessel that displays the consecrated host for adoration. Monstrances

November is a time to remember that we should be thankful. While Thanksgiving is not a Catholic holiday, it's nice to have a reminder that we should all be thankful to our good Lord for all the blessings He has given us! I made a fun sheet for my kids, which they just LOVED!! They

Catholic Schools Week coloring pages provide a creative and enjoyable way for students to connect with the values of Catholic education.

Catholic ABC's Week: 27 Letter of the week: W w Theme: World Saint of the Week: St. William Craft: He's got the Whole World in His Hands! This lesson starts with singing! Sing He's