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Reflections from Holy Trinity
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Weekly Bulletin
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Resources for Children & Teens
Children (PreK/Elementary)
You will need to create a free account in order to download each month’s bulletin, which has two pages of activities per weekend and for Holy Days of Obligation. This is especially great for ages 3–6.There is a lot of great content available each weekend and everything is free to download. There are typically two-three weekends worth of content available at a time, plus a variety of coloring sheets for various saints/feast days.Subscribers receive the issues on a monthly basis. In each month's packet, children will find a booklet of sixteen color pages for each Sunday, and also special issues for major feast days. MagnifiKid is aimed at children ages 6–12. They are offering a special trial subscription of $5 for three months.
Teens (Middle/High School)Though most of the content is aimed at elementary school-aged children, they have a "Mass Worksheet" for each weekend aimed at 11-14 year-olds, as well as a weekly crossword and word search that middle school-aged youth can do. Everything is free to download, and there are typically two-three weekends worth of content available at a time.Click to Pray invites you to join the Pope’s call to connect your heart with others seeking to serve the mission of Jesus, a mission of compassion for the world. Click to Pray is an initiative of the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network and the Eucharistic Youth Movement, in collaboration with Vatican Media.Special subscription offers are available: three months of the print edition with digital access included for $10, or six months of the digital edition only for $5.
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Coffee & Broccoli with Fr. Dave & Fr. Hans
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"Coffee and Broccoli" ended when in-person Masses resumed. Thanks to all who participated and to Fr. Hans for the inspiration and tech work!
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Music from our 5:30pm "SNL" Choir Members
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Word on Fire - COVID-19 eBook
What's next for the church?
Find out in this FREE eBook by Dr. Stephen Bullivant, with a foreword by Bishop Robert Barron.
Get eBook - Free PDF
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