These questions and activities consider how Catholics can build peace and take part in respectful dialogue with other faith groups.
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.
These notes emphasise living faith authentically and ways to make church and Mass more engaging and meaningful for young Catholics.
For our AC+ subscribers: Here are some resources for end of year fun... and activities to bring in a fresh start for the new year.
God is always with us, even when we feel like we are racing to the finish line.
This game challenges participants to explore how they can apply values of courage, sacrifice, and mercy in real-life scenarios, inspired by the example of Saint Tarcisius.
In this game, participants reflect on acts of everyday courage, exploring how profound acts of faith can emerge from seemingly simple choices.
What can the Australian blockbuster kids' show Bluey teach you about dealing with challenges?
These questions and activities help students to draw connections between St Martin’s life of service and reflections on human dignity and goodness.
In these notes we look at what peace means for Christians and why we need to strive for it.
These activities encourage, understanding, personal reflection and real-world application, helping students to deepen their understanding of the Good News and how they can live it out in meaningful ways.
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