March 16, 2009 - Volume 2, Number 6
Resources Featured
on the Catholic Faith Education Blog |
§ Art & Bible - This Web site offers two sections with images of art on biblical themes, one for the The First or Old Testament and one on Jesus-Christ and the New Testament. Read More...
§ Confession Explained - This page contains links to a talk given by Father Thomas Dowd on the sacrament of Reconciliation, otherwise known as “confession”. Read more...
§ Irena Sendler: A Catholic Hero: Irena Sendler was a Polish Catholic social worker. During World War II, she saved 2,500 Jewish children by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto, providing false documents and sheltering them in individual or group children's homes outside the ghetto. For more resources (biographical articles, photos, videos, quotations...) on Irena Sendler you can consult the following Web page on Resources for Catholic Educators: Famous Catholics - Irena Sendler.
§ Sheila Hamil's Music - Sheila Hamil is also a Christian singer/songwriter from Wallsend, Tyne and Wear , England. Since the early seventies she has written over 100 songs and has made a number of solo appearances. Read more...
§ The Giving Tree: a Parable - This video is a "Live-action update of Shel Silverstein's classic story":
§ Kingdom creations - Calligraphy prints and illuminated manuscripts by teacher, artist and writer Colleen A. Nagle. Read more...
Technology
and Religious Education |
§ Tech Tip of the Week - How to download (save) YouTube videos on your computer using KickYouTube
Resources
on the Sunday Readings |
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Download and print a sheet of four scripture cards to print, cut and give to students, catechumens, or friends .
Also see Scripture Clipart Cards and Scripture Posters
The Sacrament of Reconciliation - Resources Lenten Clipart - Resources for Catholic Educators Lent - Resources for Catholic Educators Liturgical Seasons: Resources for Holy Week Easter: Resources for Catholic Educators Lesson Plans / Activities :
§ The 2009 Archbishop Romero Lecture, organised by the Archbishop Romero Trust, was delivered in venues across the UK by Dean Brackley SJ.:
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