Children’s activity sheet for St. Peter and Paul to print
Why Does the Church Teach Difficult Moral Truths?
The Church teaches difficult moral truths not to control, but to guide towards love, truth, and holiness, emphasising the importance of conversion and well-formed conscience.
Why Is There Suffering If God Is Good?
This teaching discusses the complex relationship between suffering and the goodness of God. It emphasises that suffering arises from a fallen world, yet God can bring good from it, exemplified through Christ’s passion and resurrection.
Parent and Catechist Guide to Matthew Chapter 2
Teaching children and young people about Christ the King through Matthew Chapter 2.
Living and Praying with Matthew 2
Matthew Chapter 2 invites Christians to seek Christ, trust God’s providence, and live faithfully amidst uncertainty. It emphasises worship, obedience, and the importance of family life while fostering hope and transformation.
The Church, the Liturgy, and the Sacraments in Matthew Chapter 2 with Defence of the Faith and the Fathers of the Church
Matthew Chapter 2 illustrates the Church’s universal mission, showing that Christ’s birth invites all nations to worship Him. The chapter highlights the significance of Scripture, the Eucharist, and the sanctity of every human life.
Matthew 2:16–23 and Key Teachings of the Chapter
The Massacre of the Holy Innocents reflects the sorrow intertwined with Christ’s birth, highlighting the battle between evil and divine providence. It emphasises the dignity of every life and calls for faithfulness amid suffering.
St. Mary's, St. John Bosco and St. Edward's 
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