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CP Lesson Plans
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Confirmation Prep Lesson Plans
- CP YR 1 & 2 Getting to Know You- Teens Lesson Plan
- CP YR 1 Generation to Generation/ Parent and Teens
- CP YR 2 Generation to Generation/ Parent and Teens
- To Use with Generation to Generation: Chosen Candidate/Parent Commitment
- CP YR 1 PART 1- Courageous Witnesses/Saints Lesson Plan
- CP YR 1 PART 2- Courageous Witnesses/Saints- Litany of Saints
- CP YR 1 PART 3- Courageous Witnesses/Saints-How to Become a Saint
- CP YR1 Bible Basics 1 Lesson Plan
- CP YR 2 Bible Basics 2 - Lesson Plan
- Praying the Rosary- YDisciple Lesson Plan & Video
- Lectio Divina -YDisciple Lesson Plan
- Lectio Divina for Children/Teens by Jared Dees (the Religion Teacher)
- Listen for God - YDisciple Lesson Plan
- Scheduling Prayer Worksheet by Jared Dees
- Lent: Stations of the Cross by Jared Dees (the Religion Teacher)
- Lent: Stations of the Cross by Jared Dees (the Religion Teacher)- Worksheet 1
- Lent: Stations of the Cross by Jared Dees (the Religion Teacher)- Worksheet 2
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ADORATION LESSON PLAN
CP Lesson Plan: Intro to Adoration & the True Presence Lesson Plan
- Handout A & B for Adoration
- The Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Sacrament of the Eucharist: Basic Questions and Answers
Video links from the Adoration Lesson Plan:
The Truth About the Eucharist - Fr. Mike Schmitz
What Do We Do in Adoration - Fr. Josh Johnson
Inspired By Carlo Acutis - Scientific Evidence of Eucharistic MiraclesOther Materials:
YCMR Adoration with Teens Lesson Plan
LIFETEEN - Beginners Guide to Adoration -
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reconciliation review-IDEAS1. Use Chosen lesson 10.
2. Choose a video from below.
3. Handout the Life Teen Examination of Conscience. Review it and the Rite- what to do in the confessional and afterwards for Penance.
4. THE GIFT OF RECONCILIATION EXERCISE
Click on the link above to print the exercise.
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ADVENT Lesson Plan
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Lent Lesson Plans/resources
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The 14 Stations of of the Cross remember the events of Jesus’ Passion and Death in Jerusalem. The Stations of the Cross devotion is often practiced by Catholics during Lent and especially on Good Friday to deepen our connection between Christ’s Passion and Death and our own lives. The Stations of the Cross, or the Way of the Cross, originated with pilgrimages to Jerusalem, but since most of us will never be able to walk the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, we can experience the Stations of the Cross in our own churches, our homes, or even in an app.