In this guide, we think about what hope means for Catholics and what role it plays in our lives.
These activities inspire hands-on, creative, and spiritual engagement, linking faith and action in caring for Creation.
From a small fish tank to four large ponds, Holy Family Primary School is walking the walk (or rather, swimming the swim) when it comes to environmental action and sustainability.
In these notes we look at what peace means for Christians and why we need to strive for it.
The questions and activities help students to explore how science can help us understand the mysteries of God’s creation.
The Bible and science matching game will help you to understand how science can help us to understand God’s creation.
Hot button topics might arise in the science classroom, but Catholic school teachers can navigate them with sensitivity and respect for both faith and science.
Use this guide to explore a range of parables in the Bible, with many suggested articles offering modern contexts for considering ancient lessons.
We explore how faith and science can co-exist peacefully in these questions and activities.
How can we use science to understand and enact our duty as stewards of the Earth?
This year’s International Youth Day theme, Intergenerational solidarity: Creating a World for All Ages, calls for action across all generations to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and to leave no one behind.
These questions and activities consider how God’s love and plan are revealed in scientific endeavours and observations.
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