St. Nicholas lived in the fourth century and is best known today as the living model of “Santa Claus.” St. Nicholas Day is Dec. 6. A tradition holds that children […]
Five things you didn’t know about St. Nicholas
We believe in everlasting life
Most people do not like to think about death, seeing in it an end rather than a beginning. Of course, death is the end of our physical life on earth; […]
Helping Kids and Teens Cope with the Threat of School Violence
In the wake of the horrific school shooting in Minneapolis, this article from Take Out is being republished here on Teaching Catholic Kids. By Dr. Joseph White This fall, children […]
Celebrate Our Lady of the Snows with a fun, easy read!
Celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ
Among the many glorious feast days of our Catholic faith, Corpus Christi is arguably one of the richest! This is so because of what we’re celebrating — namely, the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. The Eucharist is the “source and summit of the Christian life” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, No. 1324). It is also so because of the circumstances that led to the proclamation of the feast, which involved a nun, a priest, a bishop and a Eucharistic miracle. Teaching Catholic Kids tells the story.
