A new lesson for Confirmation and a Halloween Saint (or two)!

The latest on Religious Ed. and Sacramental Prep.

We’ve all got a lot on our minds these days, but it helps to have someone to talk to. If you need a lifeline, you can send a prayer up to one of the saints.

Even MORE updates this week for our Religious Ed. and Sacramental Prep. programs!

Religious Education Update & Saint of the Week!

Time for an update on this year's Confirmation program!

This past week, we celebrated the Memorial of Pope St. Gregory the Great. Gregory just might be the most important saint you’ve never heard of!

The Catholic Church has a calendar of saints. Each saint has a memorial day, a day when the Church remembers and honors that saint for their example of holiness.

Augustus Tolton was born in Missouri, the child of two African slaves. He was still a small child when the American Civil War broke out.

Update on Religious Ed., First Communion, and Confirmation programs: As schools scramble to write, release, and rewrite reopening plans for the fall, I’m beginning to field questions about what our formation ministries will look like this year.

This week’s saint is one of my favorites: Blessed Margaret of Castello. Her life was hard from the very beginning.

This week, I’d like you to meet one of our first American-born saints: Katharine Drexel.

The Catholic Church is racially diverse. But it wasn’t always that way.

“Saint Kragon.” No matter how you say it, this saint has a fun name. (Does it rhyme with “dragon?” Or with “crayon?” Or maybe “Kraken?” Who knows!)

After Independence Day last weekend, I went looking for an American-born saint to share — and I found two!

Have you ever had a great teacher? I mean, really great?

This week, I’d like to share with you one of my all-time favorite saints: St. Moses “the Black”, the patron saint of Africa and one of our most inspiring redemption stories.