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Sunday, October 2, 2022, the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time:
The Importance of Faith and Service to God!
The Gospel this week is Jesus' parable about faith the size of a mustard seed.
Please see below for the lesson activities which require supplies. These correlate with your print catechist guide. Supplies will be provided for each grade's lesson as specified below. Please return any reusable or unused supplies to your cubbies.
Lessons for the WeekKindergarten "Finding God"-
Session 2: God Creates People
Sing "He's Got the Whole World In His Hands" along with CD and CD player
"God Made Us Lovable" Paper hearts in envelope
"I Use My Senses" Worksheet
Grade 1 "Finding God"-
Session 2:
Core Learning Activity
Grade 2 "Discover!"-
Chapter 2: We Celebrate Baptism
Core Learning Activity- copy of Baptismal Promises
- water pitcher and paper cups
Grade 3 "Discover!"-
Chapter 2: We Are Priestly People
Core Learning Activity- 4 boxes of rocks
- "Called to Be Living Stones" Worksheet
Grade 4 "Discover!"-
Chapter 2: We Celebrate God's Care For Us
Core Learning Activity- Red Light/Green Light Paddle
- Ten Commandments Foldable
Grade 5 "Discover!"-
Chapter 2: We Celebrate Our Baptism
Core Learning Activity- copy of Baptismal Promises
- Baptism Word Search Worksheet
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Previous Flocknote Messages
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THIS WEEK'S PRAYER LEADERS— 5th Grade PRAYER FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER— Hail Mary Hello, K-5 Catechists! Congratulations! We completed our first week of curriculum classes and it’s already...
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Hello, K-5 Catechists! I hope you had a wonderful week. I am so excited that we can start teaching from the curriculum (Chapter or Lesson 1) this Sunday! I wanted to update you on a few...
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Dear Parents, We look forward to meeting you and your children this Sunday, September 18, 2022 at the first day of Christian Formation! Please review the information below regarding the first day...
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Q & A
Can we give kids a snack?
Not at this time. We have a number of children with gluten, peanut and other allergies and sensitivities. In order to ensure every child's health and safety during classes, we ask that teachers and students bring non-edible treats for the class. Personal water botttles, however, are encouraged.
What you can do instead:- Send home a nut-free treat like Skittles or fruit snacks at the END of class.
- Avoid activities that incorporate eating.
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Previous Lessons
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