Pflaum Publishing Group :: Teacher-Catechist Resources

Learning Centers: First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, and the Whole Community

Learning Centers help coach parents to share faith with their children in a non-intimidating, education, and enjoyable way. A way to spent meaningful time with parish children while joining in the process of learning about and living faith.

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Learning Centers: Confirmation

Topics covered here include the sacraments of initiation , the gifts and fruits of the Spirit, The spiritual and corporal works of mercy, Catholic social teaching and Church laws and moral choices.

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Learning Centers: Advent and Lent

A delightful and information way for children and their families to learn about Advent and Lent, the two of the Church’s most celebrated and significant liturgical seasons.

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Laminated - The Year of Our Lord 2024 - Classroom Liturgical Calendar (Bilingual)

This liturgical classroom calendar (16" x 22") is in English on one side and Spanish on the other and comes with a complete guide

Laminated - The Year of Our Lord 2023 (Bilingual)

This liturgical classroom calendar (16" x 22") is in English on one side and Spanish on the other and comes with a complete guide − also in English and Spanish.

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 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 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.