These questions and activities consider how to reach out the hand of friendship, particularly in the context of religious differences by employing the metaphor of building bridges.
Participants will work in teams to complete challenges based on Bible stories where Jesus interacts with people from different backgrounds.
We are familiar with the stations of the cross, a way of being with Jesus as he suffers, but we could also pray 14 stations of the Resurrection.
These questions and activities consider how Catholics can build peace and take part in respectful dialogue with other faith groups.
Younger students will compare Advent and the Catholic liturgical calendar with Chinese New Year, while older students will use the mirror and window strategy to develop understanding of different faith traditions and their own beliefs.
This list of resources on Easter has ben compiled especially for AC+ subscribers.
In this guide, we think about what hope means for Catholics and what role it plays in our lives.
The Holy Land pilgrimage I undertook in my early teenage years grounded me in the importance of living with purpose, humility and gratitude.
The stories of Jesus’ death and miracles provide plenty of fodder for gossip.
From the beginning Jesus’ Resurrection was the core of Christian faith.
Often called the ‘Apostle to the Apostles,’ Mary Magdalene occupies a unique and multifaceted role in the New Testament.
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