Resources

This is a brilliant skit about how God changes us and about how we try to resist God and keep control of things too often.

It's a really beautiful sketch.

This is a short video which just hads words on screen set to music, but nonetheless it's very powerful.

The video has quotes from various people and ends with some of the words of Pope Benedict, challenging us to think about and to recognise who we are.

Friday 7th October will be the Harvest Fast Day for 2022. CAFOD have published their resources ahead of the event.

Holyart is the first religious art shop in Italy, which sells exclusively on-line!

We are a team of sincere people driven by a simple and clear goal: offering our customers the best service possible! This means unique products, value-for-money prices, prompt answers, safe and easy payment methods, quick...

Create a Jesse Tree to help young people see the broader context around the Christmas story. There are some prayers Loyola Press have here.

This year's Advent calendar for secondary schools from CAFOD has a focus on refugees and includes daily class prayers.

Visit CAFOD for more.

This is all the fruit of a project headed up by Adrian Porter SJ who was head of Wimbledon College and St Aloysius College, Glasgow.

Their site (here) gives a load of interesting things that they're rolling out across Jesuit schools, and can help non Ignition schools think about how they educate as a...

This is just fantastic!

This site has some great resources on for looking at how some of the people who make our clothes are very unfairly treated.

You can find the resources section here.

Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN), Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) and CAFOD have come together to produce a resource to enable the Catholic Community to reflect on the European refugee crisis, drawing inspiration from the famous Lampedusa crosses.

The Lampedusa crosses, hewn by an Italian carpenter from...

This is a video produced by the Vatican to go out as they publish the whole forty thousand word document. It is in English, as well as Italian and Spanish. The same text comes up in each language (English second) across beautiful video and music, it's really quite nice. Well done to the Vatican Media...

In the Salford Diocese, a new project has just begun, The Laudato Si' Centre at Wardley Hall. The centre is primarily focused on climate change and working towards a sustainable world.

They are starting to share resources for schools and they can be found here: https://laudatosicentre.org.uk/schools/school-resources/...

A lovely video summary of Laudato Si from James Martin, great for use with young people!

Brentwood Diocese has put together a range of links to Lent activities, from crafty projects like making a crown of thorns or stained glass window to freeze-frame Stations of the Cross.

They also have some great ideas for ideas for school-wide campaigns during Lent, such as supporting Aid to the Church...