We distributed copies of our Easter book, The Wisdom of Fulton Sheen after Easter Masses. If you didn't get yours, pick one (or two for a friend) up in the North gathering space of the Church.
Watch Bishop Barron field questions of faith from children here.
Prepare for Good Shepherd Sunday with these resources. Print edition here; video edition here.
Plan now to create a space in your home or yard for a Marian Garden. Place a statue or picture of Mary in the center and surround her with flowers. Here are some often associated with Mary. If you can't obtain real flowers, draw or create some from tissue paper.
Here are some tips and templates for making paper flowers.
Today is designated as National Read-a-Poem day. Here are some read aloud for you.
We are familiar with the Stations of the Cross; in 1988, a Way of the Resurrection was developed using images from Jesus' Resurrection and appearances. Here is a printable set of images and prayers. Consider using them as a starting point for creating the Stations of Light in your home or neighborhood.
This creative cook suggests a resurrection tea, using food to remind us of the Easter Season.
Among the offerings of 3-minute Theology is this lecture on St. Dominic and the Rosary.
In today's Gospel, the disciples on the road to Emmaus recognize Jesus in the breaking of the bread. Perhaps you'd like to try this recipe for breaking bread in your home.
For those with access to Amazon Prime Video, this film telling the story of the Road to Emmaus can be found here.
Pope Francis asks everyone to pray the rosary in May and has composed two new prayers to end the rosary. Learn more here.
Cartoon Church has composed some Beatitudes for Covid 19. You can see them here.
Pope Francis and the Environment video