Collection: May

Celebrate the feast of St. Joan of Arc on June 30th by recreating the flag that she carried into battle with her!

Use this digital booklet to have a May Crowning and honor our Blessed Mother this May!

The very first Novena, practiced by disciples, commanded by popes. If you’re only going to do one, do this one.

This cut-and-glue activity is a fun and easy way for your kids to have fun honoring our Blessed Mother this May!

Saint Isidore’s guardian angel used to lend him a hand with his farm work so Isidore could go to morning Mass. Perhaps it won’t look quite so dramatic in our own lives, but when we are willing to give God our time, we often notice we are a little extra productive in return!

Enthrone the Sacred and Immaculate Hearts in your home for the month of June with this Diptych! Simply cut out, fold, and place in a spot of honor. The prayer on the back by Saint John Eudes is perfect to pray throughout the month too!

This cut-and-glue activity is a fun and easy way for your kids to have fun honoring our Blessed Mother this May!

Banners like this were used by the Mexican Cristero fighters in their war against the anti-Catholic government of President Calles in 1917. This one features Our Lady of Guadalupe and “Long Live Our Lady of Guadalupe”, the Sacred heart of Jesus and “Long Live Christ the King”, and the coat of arms of Mexico, which depicts a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake. This coat of arms symbolizes the triumph of good over evil.

Ask these three holy siblings to intercede for you and your siblings, then read their stories aloud as your kids color this coloring page! The story of Mary and Martha can be found at Luke 10: 38-42, and the story of Lazarus can be found at John 11:1-44.

Send some snail mail to let your grandparents know that you’re praying for them on the feast of Saints Anne and Joachim!

Decorate for the month of the Sacred Heart with this banner which includes all of the Hearts of the Holy Family!

Colorful homemade paper stars like this one are used as party decorations throughout Mexico. Color, cut, and assemble your star, hang it up, and celebrate the sacrifice of the Mexican martyrs!