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Here’s a comprehensive parish readiness checklist covering eight essential areas for welcoming Christmas visitors—from parking lot to follow-up. Created by The Mark 5:19 Project, this practical tool helps parishes prepare greeters, liturgical ministers, and facilities to make every guest feel genuinely welcome during the busiest season of the year.
Use these printable 11×17″ printable posters with The Stations of the Cross for Children booklet or downloadable PDF.
The Stations of the Cross for Children was designed especially for younger children, with colorful illustrations and simple text that introduces them to the Passion of Jesus Christ on their level. Each station takes about two minutes to complete, including about thirty seconds of silent prayer. Optional prayers and Scripture references for each station offer a variety of ways to adapt and expand The Stations of the Cross for Children for older kids. The opening and closing prayers place the Passion in the larger context of Jesus’ mission…and every Christian’s call to continue that mission in the world today.
The Stations of the Cross for Children features “The New Way of the Cross” approved by the bishops of the Philippines and used extensively there. It is well suited for younger children who are not yet familiar with the story of Jesus’ Passion. It connects the sacrifice on Calvary to the sacrifice of the Mass, and it places that sacrifice within the larger context of the story of salvation. It also prepares children for the Triduum, which begins with our recollection of the Last Supper on Holy Thursday and ends with the Resurrection at the Easter Vigil. See below for a list of the contents and a free preview.
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Imagine your parish growing more confident, joyful, and united in sharing the Good News!
Used individually or as a series, Everyday Evangelists brings your whole parish into the same conversation, with the same language, and the same mission—encouraging one another to share the Good News in everyday life.
Each colorful two-page guide includes stories, quotes from Church teaching or sacred scripture, and an action challenge. Created by a Catholic theologian and former diocesan director of evangelization, these guides are firmly grounded in the Catholic tradition, but are written in a friendly, conversational style—no theological background required. Besides clearing up common misunderstandings about evangelization, these guides introduce readers to practical, do-able strategies for sharing the Good News.
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Celebrate the Spirit’s Work in Your Parish!
Wrap up the year with this ready-to-use Pentecost reflection, helping your team prayerfully discern the fruits of the Spirit in parish life—and where God is calling you next.
Any parish that wants to meet people at different thresholds of human and Christian maturation needs to be engaged in at least three of the four approaches that have emerged within the New Evangelization. This worksheet is an opportunity for parish leaders to assess the strength of your parish or cluster by doing a quick check on which supports you have in place, and which are missing.
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Imagine Jesus called you to be his disciple. This 12-page printable PDF includes six imaginative prayer reading guides: Jesus Calls His First Disciples (John 1:35-51); Sent to Proclaim the Good News (Luke 9:1-6); ‘I Am the Bread of Life’ (John 6:41-69); Jesus Washes the Disciples’ Feet (John 13:2-15); The Ascension (Acts 1:1-12); The Conversion of Paul (Acts 9:1-19). Each 2-page reading guide walks you through the steps of imaginative prayer (also called Ignatian contemplation), providing cultural and historical background to help you better imagine the text during your time of prayer. A handy PDF printing guide helps you easily print only the pages you want to print.
This resource is designed to supplement the book Imagine You Walked with Jesus: An Introduction to Ignatian Contemplative Prayer.
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Imaginative prayer is a great way to “meet” Jesus face-to-face. Here’s a two-page PDF guide to getting started. This resource is abridged from the book Imagine You Walked with Jesus: An Introduction to Ignatian Contemplative Prayer.
Are you using Imagine You Walked with Jesus: An Introduction to Ignatian Contemplative Prayer with a small group or class? This starter kit provides all the materials you need:
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Here are five examples of imaginative prayer journal entries for you to share with your students or prayer group. This resource is excerpted from the book Imagine You Walked with Jesus: An Introduction to Ignatian Contemplative Prayer.
You can also view the reading plans in the article 12 Reading Plans for Imaginative Prayer.
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Here are a dozen reading plans for your imaginative prayer practice, either individually or as part of a Walking with Jesus prayer group. The download includes both a PDF file and an editable Word file that you can modify for your own purposes. This resource is excerpted from the book Imagine You Walked with Jesus: An Introduction to Ignatian Contemplative Prayer.
You can also view the reading plans in the article 12 Reading Plans for Imaginative Prayer.
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