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.
Change relates to the Catholic Church in its ongoing efforts to adapt to modern societal shifts while maintaining its core doctrines and traditions.
The Eurovision Song Contest can be a celebration of many things – some of them better than others. But it’s not often a celebration of religious faith.
From the legend of Saint Veronica comes a picture of a true believer in Jesus and justice.
Use the idea of a pilgrimage through the Stations of the Cross and the example of St Veronica to reinforce Catholic concepts and teach about compassion.
Saint Albert the Great felt commissioned by the Holy Spirit to pass on all that philosophy and science could impart in his time.
Students explore the variety of musical styles found in Catholic hymns, from timeless classics to contemporary worship songs, understanding their role in fostering spiritual expression and community worship.
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Dive into the symbolism of light, Syriac Mass traditions, and medieval music. Uncover centuries of spiritual depth and musical heritage.
We show our love for each other in a variety of ways.
These questions and activities look at the relationship between music and the Church, music and faith, and music and worship.
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