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Author: Nicholle Check

On Wednesday, July 5, the Church honors Saint Elizabeth of Portugal, the 14th-century queen consort, who worked for peace in her family and in her nation. This feast is observed […]
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Keep up the virtual connection with your students over the summer. Get better responses to your posts, texts, and group messages with fun trivia quizzes based on the Catholic IQ […]
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Pentecost is widely considered the birthday of the Christian Church. It commemorates when the disciples were commissioned by the Holy Spirit and then dispersed to the far reaches of the […]
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To children, Lent could seem as though it’s mostly for adults. Let children know that through prayer and good works, they too can participate in this important season in the […]
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Help Visions students increase their familiarity with the different Gospel writers. Famous Words from the Gospels / Palabras famosas de los Evangelios challenges students to identify familiar quotes from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. […]
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Analogies for Lent / Analogias para la Cuaresma is a challenging activity for Visions students. Whether you are teaching in a school or parish setting, your students likely will need […]
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The lesson for Sunday, March 5, is the last lesson of Unit 3. Is it time for an assessment? The Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Faith Formation Program provides an assessment program […]
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How long is Lent? What do Catholics fast from during Lent? What does the word Lent mean? After completing their first Lenten lessons, Venture students will be able to answer these important questions about […]
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Some people know the day before Ash Wednesday as Shrovetide or Pancake Day. Many others celebrate Mardi Gras, which is French for “Fat Tuesday.” The idea behind these celebrations is similar—a […]
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Saint Valentine is not officially honored on the Church’s liturgical calendar. Still, this third-century saint is well-celebrated every February 14. Saint Valentine’s Day is rooted in an act of disobedience. […]
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