Christ was not alone as He carried His cross to Calvary. The women of Jerusalem wept over His afflicted state and one man was made to carry the cross with Him. Tradition also tells us of another woman named Veronica. Moved by pity, Veronica offered her veil to Christ. He, in turn, wiped His faceRead more
These would be great refrigerator or locker magnets and are easy enough that little hands could even make one to give to relatives, teachers, or friends! Here is a easy craft for All Saints’ Day using jumbo glass mancala beads (we found these 15 to a pack at the local craft store), magnetic sheet, glueRead more
Fast and easy way to make a rosary holder… We went from this… to this… in five minutes— with items we had at home. We started with an old picture frame that wasn’t being used, attached some roofing nails evenly spaced, and then let each family member pick a saint medal for their nail. WeRead more
When I die, I will send down a shower of roses from the heavens, I will spend my heaven by doing good on earth.” ― Saint Thérèse of Lisieux Because our younger sister’s patron saint is Saint Therese of Lisieux, we decided to make this simple bed canopy for her- inspired by the saint’s desireRead more
This grotto is the brainchild of our little sister, who thought it would be fun to create a grotto out of a milk carton, glue, and some rocks. We had originally intended to use rocks, but since we had done some beachcombing recently, we substituted shells. First, we cut off the front of the milk carton toRead more
Here is a great floating lantern craft depicting Mary, Mother of God, being assumed into heaven: We pronounce, declare and define it to be a divinely revealed dogma: that the Immaculate Mother of God, the ever Virgin Mary having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul to heavenly glory.” WithRead more
It’s not hard to find Catholic inspiration on the internet. Sometimes though, it can be hard to find thorough instructions on these fun activities. 🙁 Here’s a free Saint Patrick perler bead pattern that has been created and sized to fit right under your perler bead base board. All you have to do is print it! Click the image belowRead more
Looking for a fun way to perk up some reading or homework? For this project, you will need: Hobbit images (click to print the images) white or light colored cardstock 4 large paperclips scissors glue Print the images on cardstock. Carefully cut the images from the paper, then match like images into 4 complete sets of images.Read more
Ever wonder what to do with those big, plastic containers once they are empty? Here is a fun, easy craft that is sure to please the Lego addicts in your house! Lego head storage containers are easy to find in toy stores, but the prices are mind-boggling. The only cost associated with our DIY LegoRead more
Advent calendars come in many different forms. We’ve always favored Catholic Advent calendars and have developed a template for a homemade one! For this calendar, we used two pieces of card stock and a piece of foam board (you could substitute a stiff piece of cardboard). A small window for each day opens to revealRead more
St. Nicholas was a bishop known for his holiness, miracles, and service to the poor. There are many legends about his selfless spirit and generous heart. Here is a fun, yet simple, bead project as we honor the feast of St. Nicholas! Click on the image below to print the template. To make this project,Read more