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Author: Joan McKamey

The editors of the Pflaum Gospel Weeklies write lessons to be age-appropriate and to anticipate the varied situations in which you may teach your students. In many parishes and schools, children and […]
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Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. In Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus tries to explain that he will die and rise again three days later. This frightens the Apostles; Peter […]
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For the English version, click here. En el Evangelio de domingo, Jesús trata de explicar que él morirá y resucitará en tres días. Esto asusta a los apóstoles; Pedro no […]
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We remember Saint Gregory the Great on his feast day, September 3. Learn more about this virtuous man and his part in naming the seven basic virtues here. What is […]
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As we care for Creation, we also care for all people who share “our common home.” We care for everyone, all of God’s people, respecting one another as one community. […]
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Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. Sunday’s Gospel is very important to Catholics because it describes when Jesus gave his Church the papacy (pope). Jesus changed Simon’s name […]
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For the English version, click here. El Evangelio del domingo es muy importante para los católicos porque describe el momento en el que Jesús le dio a la Iglesia al […]
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The task of planning and presenting a lesson can be daunting for any new catechist. Teaching the Pflaum Gospel Weeklies, however, comes together in three easy-to-use components—the student lessons, student […]
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Recently, I read a post on social media that said: “I’m not just lucky, my mom is always on her knees praying for me.” The prayer of a parent has […]
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Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. Sunday’s Gospel is often misunderstood. Jesus is not saying the woman is a dog; he is trying to explain that she is […]
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