These classroom resources support students to understand NAIDOC week and an Indigenous point of view. They also look at how Christians are called upon to relate to others.
These questions and activities introduce younger students to the idea of patron saint and take a closer look at the patron saint of young students and Christian youth. Older students will then look at practical ways to follow Saint Aloysius’ example by getting involved and practising empathy.
The classroom resources help students understand how to be kind, why Christians choose to be kind, how to persevere when making kind choices gets tough and how to be radical in their choices to be kind. They also look at how we can be kind to the homeless.
This Refugee Week let us enter the life of refugees to appreciate their stories of resilience and love by drawing parallels with the experience of Moses and the Exodus, praying intently and developing empathy.
This ‘Sneaky Jesus’ playlist features songs that inspire us to care for our common home.
In his June prayer intention for migrants fleeing their homes, Pope Francis asks us to think about the individuals, not the big picture.
This Refugee Week (16-22 June) let us enter the life of refugees to appreciate their stories of resilience and love.
Change relates to the Catholic Church in its ongoing efforts to adapt to modern societal shifts while maintaining its core doctrines and traditions.
In these eclectic notes, primary school students will look at the sacraments of healing and funeral rites. Older grades will consider what the Bible tells us about suffering and examine how Catholics can use their understanding of reconciliation to heal wounds and repair relationships by considering National Reconciliation Week.
Celebrate the Feast of St Mary of the Cross and Feast of the Assumption with bespoke musical compositions.
These questions and activities consider Catholic morality, making good choices and kindness, culminating in activities for senior students that consider how to make good choices where gambling is concerned.
Some scholars argue that we wouldn’t have science at all if not for revolutionary ideas found in the Bible and early Christianity.
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