Everyday Can Be A Sunday: Fun Catholic Family Gospel Talks

As the Host is raised, we silently pray St. Thomas' words "My Lord and My God." God's love is amazing that even when St. Thomas and the disciples doubted his resurrection, God believed in them. This Sunday is special for us as our son receives his First Holy Communion. We made this Gospel memorable by a Cool Object lesson that kinda simulates what happened to St. Thomas. The kids loved it so much they still kept on playing for a couple of hours with it after the recording. Click here to watch the video reaction of the kids and see what the object lesson looked like. 

P.S. It's been a year since we started and we'll have some new things to set up to serve you better. We'll be placing some updates on our Facebook page soon (fb.com/everydaycanbeasunday). God bless! =) 

Happy Easter! In this episode, we'll show you an Unforgettable way to teach the Easter Message to your Kids that will leave some Oohs and Aaahs. And with this experience, they will be open to receive the important message of Easter. This is paramount for kids to understand in order to keep motivating them to go to mass. Thanks for listening and God bless! Here's the link to the Video. 

It's Palm Sunday! Yay! The Jews honored Jesus by waving Palm leaves. There are many ways of honoring Jesus and one of them is by loving our family. We can honor our family through words that encourage and affirm them. This episode, we made palm crosses and did a "Circle of Honor" wherein we affirmed each member of our family and gave our Palm Cross to them afterwards. If you would like to learn how to do a Palm Cross, kindly check out our YouTube Video Channel Episode. Thanks for listening and God bless!  

Today's Sunday Gospel Reading is from John 12:20-33. We talked about how getting closer to God is the most important thing we should aim for. For our activity, we demonstrated sacrificing and giving up of oneself by blowing up a balloon and letting it slide all the way to Jesus. Although the balloon gave up it's air, it did reach its goal of getting close to Jesus. To view the video, please feel free to check it out at our YouTube Channel. Thanks for listening and God bless!  

Today's episode is different. It was difficult for the kids to comprehend the Gospel but they did remember the most important Bible verse which is John 3:16. It's different today because we did a special craft activity instead to remember this important verse which summarizes Jesus' message for us. Check out the video episode here. 

Just as Jesus cleansed the temple, so must we clean our hearts to receive God this lent.  

The Transfiguration is a sneak peek into Heaven. God the Father reveals that Jesus is His Beloved Son and we should listen to Him. We used Black light this week to reveal the invisible ink hidden message. Hope you enjoy this one and Thanks for listening! If you would like to watch the revelation in the activity, please click here . God bless! =)

Today is the First Sunday of Lent. This Gospel tells us the story when Jesus stayed in the desert for 40 days. So we decided to look into what Lent is all about. We have 2 activities, one which motivates us to continue giving to God (either offering or giving up as a sacrifice) and the other which helps the kids decide on what to give up or fill up during this season. Thanks for listening and God bless!  

Jesus wants to heal us and make us whole ... before we even ask for it! Because He loves us. That healing ministry continues today through the power of the Holy Spirit within us. “ For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39. To view the activity, please check out the YouTube episode here. <=== 

We can always count on Jesus to rescue us because He has the Power! He has power over unclean spirits, depression, anger, poverty, illness, nature and death! The materials we used this week include Baking Soda, Vinegar and a Vase or transparent container. To view the video, please click here . We hope you have a little bit of fun and a whole lotta Jesus! Thank you for listening and watching! God bless! =)