Faith formation

Peggy Clores shares 10 tips for teaching the Catholic faith to adults. She explains the methods she uses in her combined RCIA/ Adult Faith Formation classes. She shares her tips for lovingly and effectively evangelizing and walking with adults who are learning the Catholic faith!

A free printable page featuring ten faith formation activities for Catholic families in January. These activities include celebrations of January saints, Epiphany, New Years, and more. This is also a perfect January Catholic printable for church bulletins and classrooms.

Works of Mercy as a Couple: Teaching Faith Formation http://www.catholicsingles.com/blog/works-of-mercy-as-a-couple-teaching-faith-formation/

In this post, Helen Secreti gives her best tips and advice for Catholic Faith Formation classroom management. She has loads of classroom management ideas from preparing for class and classroom discipline plans. Learn how to teach Catholic catechism classes for kids in a loving and effective way!

Kids will enjoy looking around their parish church for the items in this eye spy scavenger hunt. Simply have them look for the items and either color or check the box once discovered. Object include: Monstrance, Tabernacle, Crucifix, Stations of the Cross, Sanctuary Lamp, Stained Glass Window, Presider’s Chair, Baptismal Font, Organ, Hymnal, Alter, Statue,… Read More »Catholic Scavenger Hunt for Kids – Free Printable

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This was my third week with this group, and it was probably the best class we have had so far. They are starting to warm up to me, and I...

Today I started back up teaching Faith Formation/CCD to third graders again. I am excited for another great year. I wanted to share some printables I use on the first day. Hopefully they will be found helpful to another CCD teacher!!! Enjoy!!! Here are the desk tags I use. You can print them too – …

Here we go! It's back to school week for me, and I know that many of you are starting school and religious ed over the next few weeks. Today I've got some basic printables for you to help enhance your classroom, whether in school, parish, or home. I have been working on growing our rhythm of living the liturgical calendar in my classroom over the past few years, and just added these monthly devotion signs to our calendar area. Each month has a traditional Catholic devotion, often associated…

A Parish Guide to Integrated Faith Formation