Top Religious Education Sites

Practical resources and effective teaching strategies for religion educators in schools and parishes. If you watched the last video in this series, then you know some of the biggest mistakes we make as religious educators. We spend more time than we should lecturing in front of the class. We spend time reading the textbook out loud even though the kids aren't following along. And we assign busy...

Welcome to the Religious Education Association, an Association of Professors, Practitioners, and Researchers in Religious Education. We meet and work together to advance substantive research, probing scholarship and practical approaches to religious education, particularly through our journal Religious Education and our scholarly monograph series Horizons in Religious Education. We are an...

Children’s catechesis (1-8), which begins in the home, continues in the wider parish community in a more formalized setting. This catechesis incorporates doctrine, worship, scripture, and service presented at an age-appropriate level. Our parish also provides spiritual and educational opportunities for children ages 3, 4, in an unstructured program called God’s World. All classes are held at...

The LNMV Religious Education Program is collaborative effort between three parishes, Immaculate Conception in Lonsdale, Most Holy Trinity in Veseli and St. Nicholas in New Market to provide a quality Catholic Education for students. Mandatory workshop for parents and students of the First Reconciliation class. Mass at 5:00pm at the parish and following Mass a program on Reconciliation, parts of...

This site has been created to be a single place for teachers to obtain resources for their work in religious education. This is the home for teachers searching for resources to inspire, inform, challenge and engage their students in religious education. In this place, you can browse, select, click and go. We have thought a lot about teachers, what they like and what they want when looking for...

PCL/YML Workshop #3: Being a Prayerful Leader. Workshop covers—Liturgy; Christian Spirituality and Prayer; Designing Retreats, Reflection Days and Prayers - Monday, February 6, 2017, 6-9pm—Holy Spirit Parish, Montgomery. Wednesday, February 8 – Christ the King, Daphne – 6:30pm 16. Why do you Catholics not let your priests marry? You are just asking for trouble! Next on-line gathering of Parish...

It is very important that all St. Mary’s volunteers get fingerprinted and attend a “Virtus” (Child Abuse Awareness). Please call the RE Office for a copy of the instructions and paperwork at (609) 291-8281 ext: 18, all fingerprints are done through a Diocesan appointed company. After you obtain the paperwork and fill it out you must go online to register. Included in the paperwork are...

As stewards of all that God has given us, the Parish Family of Our Lady of Lourdes serves and ministers to all who come to this place. Regardless of a person’s history, ethnicity, gender, orientation, age or race, we commit ourselves to open wide the doors of our Parish to provide a place of welcome and hospitality. We meet in the Church at 4:30pm on Friday…and the program lasts about 40...

​Monday , Tuesday, and Wednesday RE Sessions: The RE Office follows the Prince William County Public Schools inclement weather procedures. If Prince William County Public Schools are closed on a particular day due to inclement weather, Religious Education classes will also be. All Saints parish has a subscription to FORMED.ORG. This is an excellent resource for education in the Catholic faith!...

Diane McGee, M.A. Pastoral Associate for Religious Education and Formation. Pat Krema, M.A., M.S., Pastoral Associate for Liturgy and Confirmation. St. Bartholomew the Apostle Church/Religious Education. If you have questions, please call us at 908-322-2359. Our new email: ReligiousEd@stbartholomewchurch.org.