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Resources Featured
on the Catholic Faith Education Blog |
Resources on Confirmation, Confession and Prayer - Read more...
Other 6 - Loyola Press has created a Twitter-like site that encourages people to share where they have found God in their lives today or where they need to find him. - Read more...
Bible Tutor offers an overview the Old and New Testament, with a brief introduction to each book in the Bible... Read more...
Prepared Catholic: Catholic youth minister resources. Read more...
The Religious Education section of the The Diocese of Scranton website contains a useful document called Appendix of Catholic Beliefs and Practices. Read more...
Bible related minibooks can be found on several Websites. Read more...
Resources on Vocation - The Web site of the Diocese of Manchester (UK) has a series of resources on vocation. Read more...
Ave Maria Press has a blog called Engaging Faith with "practical lessons ideas and activities for Catholic educators.
Technology
and Religious Education |
Teacher’s tweets have her class all atwitter, Peter Vogel, The B.C. Catholic, Archdiocese of Vancouver: Diocesan Offices Overview
Peter Vogel (article above) is a Catholic school teacher who also maintains a Wiki called ICT11-12 @NDRS Vancouver BC. This Wiki contains pointers to and information about various Web 2.0 tools and PC applications, many of which have been tested in his ICT classes.
Vocation Music Video - Seminarians interpreting the song "The Way" from the Website whynotpriest.org.Other vocation related videos are also available on this site.
Useful Resources on Saints and Feast Days |
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Resources for feast days in May-August: May
June
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Words
of Wisdom Posters |
Monthly Scripture
Calendars |
June 2010 |
July 2010 |
August 2010 |
September 2010 |
Also see Bible Verses Cards, Scripture Clipart Cards. Bible Posters, and Wisdom of Saints Posters (New posters added)
Articles
Online |
The Religion Teacher: End of the School Year Ideas and Activities, Jared Dees
Growing as a Catechist Self Evaluation, document posted on 's blog Catechist's Journey 
‘Not to have charity is not to know your Catholic religion’, by John Norton, Our Sunday Visitor Newsweekly May 9, 2010
The Land is God's Gift by Sr. Joan Brown, OSF, Catholic Rural Life - Fall 2009
“The land is God’s gift entrusted to people from the very beginning. It is God’s gift, given by a loving Creator as a means of sustaining the life which he had created. But the land is not only God’s gift; it is also (our) responsibility.” Pope John Paul II in Iowa
Pontifical Call to Ecological Conversion, Catholic Rural Life - Spring 2009
Our Call to Care for Creation, by Bernard Evans, Catholic Rural Life - Spring 2009
Creation is not all about humans. And the rest of creation is not here solely to serve our needs. As Psalm 24:1 reminds us, "The earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it."