This engaging and fun project offers 7 activities that will help children recognize their talents, motivating them to
develop those talents with joy and gratitude to God. Check it out!
In this message, Leopoldo Machado invites us to reflect about the importance of sowing the Gospel in the heart of men from an early age.
If you currently have committed yourself to the task of educating children’s souls, your soul is definitely working on conquering patience, tolerance, and above all love, valuable virtues that will become treasures.
In this activity, children will get to know themselves and discover their qualities. Suggested age group: 7 to 11 years old.
In life, there are injuries that go beyond the physical body. They are pain and scars that can be extended into future lives. What are you doing to prevent this from happening to you, your children, and your family?
Lesson 2 (part of 3 lessons) deepens the knowledge of the Parable of the Good Samaritan by applying its teachings to the everyday life of
Lesson 3 (last one) continues to deepen the learnings from the Parable of the Good Samaritan, focusing on the spiritual teachings of the story and
Lesson 1 (part of 3 lessons) introduces to children the Parable of the Good Samaritan in a creative way, focusing on the comprehension of the
Lesson 3 (last one) continues to deepen the learnings from the Parable of the Talents, focusing on the spiritual teachings of the story and applying
Lesson 2 (part of 3 lessons) deepens the knowledge of the Parable of the Talents by applying its teachings to the everyday life of the
