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Our popular Family Corner / Rincón de la Familia feature, which is part of every Gospel Weeklies student lesson as well as The Gospel for All Ages / El evangelio […]
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FROM OUR EDITORS May 25, 2025 – 6th Sunday of Easter I love the month of May! It is not only the month that the Catholic Church dedicates to Mary, […]
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This 14th-century saint endured a great deal of violence and sadness in her life, including physical abuse and the death of her spouse and twin sons. She expressed interest in […]
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The team and community of the Gospel Weeklies mourn the death of Pope Francis. We lift our prayers for his soul, entrusting him to the Divine Mercy of Jesus. Let […]
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We encourage catechists and teachers to use the Post (or Final) Tests to assess student comprehension and the effectiveness of your teaching methods. These are available in both English and […]
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The signs of spring can help young children begin to understand some of the mysteries of the Easter season, including death and resurrection. Help Seeds children understand that the seasons […]
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On Holy Thursday, Catholics remember the institution of the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper. At that sacred meal, Jesus and his friends celebrated Passover. Jesus shared the bread and […]
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Help children understand and participate in the many celebrations of the Triduum—Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. This Visions activity Triduum Days / Los días del Triduo walks through […]
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There’s a patron saint for nearly everything—even the internet! Saint Isidore of Seville’s feast day is April 4. Learn more about him and invite your class to do activities suggested […]
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Take a minute to look at Lent through the eyes of a child. First, Lent feels long. Forty days whip by quickly for adults, but it is a long stretch […]
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