Opening Video on Redemption
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Catholic Kindle Advantage
about 10 months ago - 1 comment
Catholics have a long history in the business of education. In addition, we have been defending the faith for 2000 years. We have a rich history of tradition, explanations, Papal Documents, Liturgy, Rubrics, Saints, Council Documents, Apologetics, and the list goes on and on. Sometimes carrying the Bible is not enough. But with some many More >
Free March Youth Ministry Lesson
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Lent is an important time of the year for youth groups. There are plenty of activities already planned in most parishes, so try and tap into them. Many times priest are busy with confession, so try and make use of the available confession times. Also, think about planning a Passion Play for the parish; however More >
The Sorrows of the Blessed Mother
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Our Lady of La Sallate cites two areas of humanity that cause Jesus much pain. First not keeping holy the Sabbath and taking the Lord’s name in vain. A simple and small request from the Blessed Mother warning her children of the pain we cause Jesus. Who would have thought missing Sunday Mass and using More >
Persistence and Humility – Keys to the Kingdom
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Many times working in the Catholic Church can turn you away from your faith. Sometimes even turn others away from you. With limited budgets, growing concerns, grouchy coworkers, and uncharitable adversaries its a miracle many youth ministers, young adult coordinators, DREs, teachers, and clergy stay in ministry. It’s easy to give up and turn away. More >
10 Internet Tools Priest Should Use
about 2 years ago - No comments
Catholic priest are often busy, busy, and busy. Well, here are 10 online ‘free’ tools that will help them organize, share the faith, and work more efficiently. These tools are common, but probably underutilized by the Church. 8 Incredibly Free Internet Tools for Priest Google Shared Calendar – Works with multiple email programs and can More >
How to Start Adoration with Teens
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A youth minister recently commented on How to Attract Youth To Youth Group, asking the question, “How do you start Adoration with teens who are…well uninterested.” Great Question. More Catholic Parishes should be asking the same question for the entire parish. “How can we invite more people to spend time with the Lord in adoration.” More >
10 Videos to Start Conversation
about 2 years ago - No comments
Youth Groups and Young Adult Meetings can sometimes start slow. Maybe you have exhausted your ideas or opening skits? Here are some Catholic videos that deal with Mary, the Pope, Catholic Music, Pro-life and more. After your opening ice breakers, follow with a short movie. If you don’t have the internet in your room, download More >
New Name – CatholicTools.com – Same Content
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Catholic Tools has re-branded itself as www.CatholicTools.com with the hopes of making more Catholic content available. www.catholictools.com I hope to provide more authors (so it’s not all about me). Please update your browsers, email me with any problems, and say a prayer that the transfer of domain names works! How Can You Help Please email More >
Free February Youth Ministry Lesson
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February Youth Ministry Lessons. Yet again another sample free youth ministry lesson. Mix and match. Add your own ideas. Just don’t complain that running a youth group is too hard for you. 7:00-7:15pm Arrival 7:15-7:20pm Prayer 7:20-7:30pm Welcome 7:30-7:45pm Pictionary 7:45-8:05pm Pope John Paul II Video 8:05-8:25pm Pizza and Drinks 8:25-8:55pm Adoration 9:00pm Complete 7:00-7:15pm More >
How to Attract Youth to Youth Group
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
More Proven Marketing Tips for Catholic Youth Groups Let’s face it…Youth groups in the Catholic Church are usually small; however, here are some sure methods of bringing more youth to youth group. Try them and tell me how they work for you! 1. Speak from the Pulpit. Right after all the Masses in the Fall More >
