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How to Talk to Children About Death
Carole Eipers offers a compassionate and honest guide to talking with children about death, loss, and grief.
How to Talk to Children About Divorce
Andrea K. Spoor offers a compassionate and honest guide to talking with children about divorce
How to Talk to Children about God
Allie Johnston offers great suggestions for talking to children about God—God’s goodness, God as Creator, how we understand the Blessed Trinity, God the storyteller, God the listener, the God who forgives, and the Good Shepherd.
How to Talk to Children about Jesus
Janet Schaeffler offers great suggestions for talking to your children about Jesus’ life and times.
How to Talk to Children about Making Good Choices
Connie Clark offers great suggestions for talking to your children about telling the truth, accepting responsibility, fairness and sharing, understanding rules, keeping promises, asking forgiveness, respecting differences, caring for creation, and why right thinking is important.
How to Talk to Children About People with Disabilities
This booklet guides parents and catechists to help children learn how the words we use, the looks we give, the food, clothing, and shelter we share are all important in reaching out to others...
How to Talk to Children About Prayer
This helpful booklet—covering topics like “What is prayer?” “Why do I pray?” “Where do we pray?” “What do we pray for?”
How to Talk to Children About the Holy Spirit
In this booklet Anne Krane offers great suggestions for talking to children about the role and gifts of the Holy Spirit and the many ways we can see the Spirit working in the world.
How to Talk to Children about the Mass
Tom Quinlan gives solid advice for how to make the Mass more accessible and relevant to even the youngest child.
How to Talk to Children About The News
This booklet guides parents and catechists to help children learn how the words we use, the looks we give, the food, clothing...
The Bible is a Library
This glossy, 20” x 28” poster of the books of the Bible is an excellent tool for journeying through the Bible with your students.
The Year of Our Lord 2020/21
A Liturgical Calendar for Classroom and Home
This popular calendar, a tradition every fall in Catechist magazine, provides a beautiful and effective overview of the liturgical year for teachers, parents, and children.
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