The Vineyard and the Workers
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Matthew 21:33–43. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“The stone rejected by the builders became the keystone.”
Liturgical colour: Green
The Tricky Question about a Coin
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Matthew 22:15–21. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Give back to Caesar what belongs to Caesar — and to God what belongs to God.”
Liturgical colour: Green
The Greatest Rule of All
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Matthew 22:34–40. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“You shall love your neighbour as yourself.”
Liturgical colour: Green
How to Be Truly Happy
Solemnity of All Saints, Matthew 5:1–12. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Happy are the pure in heart: they shall see God.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Ten Bridesmaids and Their Lamps
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Matthew 25:1–13. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Stay awake, because you do not know either the day or the hour.”
Liturgical colour: Green
The Servants and the Bags of Gold
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Matthew 25:14–30. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Well done, my good and faithful servant.”
Liturgical colour: Green
The King Who Hides in Plain Sight
Christ the King, Matthew 25:31–46. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these, you did for Me.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Stay Awake and Be Ready!
1st Sunday of Advent, Mark 13:33–37. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Be on your guard, stay awake.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
John Gets Everyone Ready
2nd Sunday of Advent, Mark 1:1–8. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Prepare a way for the Lord, make His paths straight.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
John Points the Way to Jesus
3rd Sunday of Advent, John 1:6–8, 19–28. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Make a straight way for the Lord.”
Liturgical colour: Rose
Mary Says Yes to God
4th Sunday of Advent, Luke 1:26–38. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Nothing is impossible to God.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Jesus Is Born!
Christmas Day, Luke 2:1–14. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Today a Saviour has been born to you; He is Christ the Lord.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Baby Jesus Visits the Temple
The Holy Family, Luke 2:22–40. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“My eyes have seen Your salvation.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Following the Star to Jesus
The Epiphany of the Lord, Matthew 2:1–12. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“We saw His star as it rose and have come to do Him homage.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Jesus Is Baptised in the River
The Baptism of the Lord, Mark 1:7–11. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“You are My beloved Son; with You I am well pleased.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Come and See!
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, John 1:35–42. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Come and see.”
Liturgical colour: Green
Jesus Calls the Fishermen
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mark 1:14–20. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Follow me and I will make you into fishers of men.”
Liturgical colour: Green
Jesus Teaches with Power
4th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mark 1:21–28. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“He taught them as one having authority.”
Liturgical colour: Green
Jesus Helps and Heals
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mark 1:29–39. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Let us go on to the nearby villages, that I may preach there also.”
Liturgical colour: Green
Jesus’ Secret Ways to Love God
Ash Wednesday, Matthew 6:1–6, 16–18. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Your Father who sees in secret will reward you.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Forty Days in the Desert
1st Sunday of Lent, Mark 1:12–15. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Repent, and believe the Good News.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Jesus Shines on the Mountain
2nd Sunday of Lent, Mark 9:2–10. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“This is my beloved Son. Listen to Him.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Jesus Tidies Up God’s House
3rd Sunday of Lent, John 2:13–25. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Stop turning My Father’s house into a market.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
God So Loved the World
4th Sunday of Lent, John 3:14–21. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“God loved the world so much that He gave His only Son.”
Liturgical colour: Rose
The Tiny Seed That Grew
5th Sunday of Lent, John 12:20–33. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Sir, we would like to see Jesus.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Hosanna! Here Comes Jesus!
Palm Sunday, Mark 11:1–10. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!”
Liturgical colour: Red
Jesus Washes His Friends’ Feet
Holy Thursday, John 13:1–15. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“I have given you an example, so that you also should do as I have done to you.”
Liturgical colour: Purple
Jesus Loved Us to the End
Good Friday, John 18:1–19:42. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“This is your mother.”
Liturgical colour: Red
The Empty Tomb!
Easter Sunday, John 20:1–9. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“He saw and he believed.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Peace Be with You, Thomas!
2nd Sunday of Easter, John 20:19–31. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Peace be with you.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
Jesus Eats Fish with His Friends
3rd Sunday of Easter, Luke 24:35–48. Read the story together, talk about one little question, then draw.
“Look at my hands and feet; yes, it is I indeed.”
Liturgical colour: White & gold
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