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Help children encounter and connect with the Saints – the holy heroes of the past. Our printables encourage children to learn about and recognize Saints from various time periods in the history of the Church, including those from the early Church as well as recently canonized. Through faith, obedience and charity, these holy men and women encountered Christ in unique ways. From living simply to doing great pious works, shepherding the Church to evangelizing to the nations, these individuals followed a path to our Lord. We, too, can follow a path to Christ by studying their lives.
Let our unique resources encourage and assist you in Saint study. Many of our resources are open ended to allow you to utilize and use resources you may already have in your classroom or at home on your book shelf. They compliment just about any formal CCD curriculum and are quite engaging.
General and Misc. Saint Resources
Find unique printables and resources to teach about the Saints.
Saint Posters
Decorate with poster sheets of Saints or their symbols.
Blessed Virgin Mary
Teach about the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God.
Saint Profiles and Bios
Fun reference sheets teach about different Saints.
Male Saints
Find printables about a variety of male Saints and Blessed.
Saint Trading Cards
Use trading cards to encourage learning about the Saints.
Female Saints
Find printables about a variety of female Saints and Blessed.
Looking for another unique way to introduce Catholics of any age to the Saints? Want to add a special touch to your All Saints’ Day Party or next parish or school celebration? Why not decorate your cupcakes (or muffins) with colorful Saint Cupcake Toppers featuring images of the Saints.
These cute cutouts are inexpensive to make and easy to use. Print out the cupcake topper sheet and cut the pieces apart. Attach each one to a long toothpick, lollipop stick, skewer, or coffee stir stick and insert into the center of your edible treat.
These toppers are sure to put smiles on the faces of your students, friends, or parishioners.
