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Children's Message: What is the Trinity?
Children's Message: What is the Trinity?

This message tackles one of the great challenges of Christian faith: the Trinity. The Trinity can be tough to wrap our heads around, even as adults. To descr...
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Blessing Family Members

Remind your family of God’s presence as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, by starting a family tradition of blessing family members before they go to bed at night by tracing the Sign of the Cross on their forehead and blessing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Sign of the Cross

Trinity Sunday is an excellent time to call attention to the use of the Sign of the Cross and the prayer that we say when we make the Sign of the Cross. Teach the very young this sign and prayer. Talk to your family about the need to say the prayer with meaning.

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ABANDONED MONKEY

Living in Peace

“Live in peace, and the God of love and peace will be with you” (2 Cor 13:11).

In China a baby monkey became separated from his mother and was very weak when some people found him and took him to an animal shelter. The workers at the animal shelter fed him and cared for him. He gained strength and his health improved, but he acted very sad.

Then a lovely thing happened. He made friends with a white pigeon. The little monkey and the pigeon spend a lot of time together. (Show photo.)

We would not think that a monkey and a pigeon could be friends. They are quite different from each other. In this case the baby monkey felt all alone and reached out to the pigeon. The pigeon was not afraid of the monkey and allowed him to be close. The two became friends and this helped the monkey overcome his sadness. We can learn a lot from animals.

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Lifted Up

“As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up,” (John 3:14).

Let’s talk about things that are lifted up. Parade flags are placed on poles so others will be sure to see them. Flags are also raised on tall, stationary flag poles and placed on the tops of buildings so they can be seen from a distance.

Have you ever watched an athlete who has just won a race? The winner often stretches his or her arms above the head to express joy and celebrate the accomplishment. (Demonstrate this action.)

In team sports the winners may lift the team captain or the winning player onto their shoulders and carry him or her off the field.

Why are these things done? Yes, we lift something up so it can be seen and shared with others because it is something we believe in. It is something that has value and is satisfying. It is something that gives us joy and is cause for celebration.

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New and Better Life

“For God didn’t send his Son into the world to judge (condemn) the world, but that the world should be saved through him.”

Have you ever seen an old building in such poor repair that it looks as if it is about to fall down? It could be a shed, a barn, or even an old house.

Sometimes the owners may decide the building is so weak and shaky that it must be taken down so it will not injure someone. When that happens, the word that is used is condemned. People say, “That old building has been condemned.” There is just too much wrong with it. It can’t be repaired or given new life; it must be taken down.

This may seem shocking, but people can also be condemned. When we find fault with someone we send a message that they are not good enough, like a building that is no longer of use.

You may know what it feels like to have someone disapprove of you. It is an unhappy feeling. No one likes to have someone tell them they have faults and weaknesses.

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The Trinity - Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
The Trinity - Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Theme: The Holy Trinity Objects: Ingredients to make a s'more. (Graham cracker, marshmallow, chocolate)
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Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Mystery Of The Trinity Crossword as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Trinity Coloring | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Trinity Coloring | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Trinity Coloring Coloring Page as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Mystery Of The Trinity Word Search as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Mystery Of The Trinity | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Mystery Of The Trinity Decoder as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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Mystery Of The Trinity Group | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com
Mystery Of The Trinity Group | Children's Sermons from Sermons4Kids.com

Use the Mystery Of The Trinity Group Group Activities as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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The Trinity | Catholic Central
The Trinity | Catholic Central

The Trinity: three persons, one deceptively simple concept that has spawned dozens of theological headaches over the centuries! Kai and Libby try to explain ...
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Trinity Sunday Year A
Trinity Sunday Year A

Sunday May 31, 2026Trinity Sunday is the Sunday after Pentecost. Catholics celebrate Trinity Sunday to honor one of the most basic of our beliefs, God is three persons in one - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. See resources for Trinity Sunday Year A here.
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SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—June 4, 2023 – Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity - Pflaum Gospel Weeklies
SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—June 4, 2023 – Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity - Pflaum Gospel Weeklies

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. John 3:16–18 God sent his Son “that the world might be saved through him.” –John 3:17 For Children: Gospel Reflection and Saint of the Week with Miss Heidi Bible Bag: Kid-Sized Lessons on the Sunday Gospel with Mrs. Cole For Adults: Reflect on
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Celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity - Teaching Catholic Kids
Celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity - Teaching Catholic Kids

The Trinity is the “central mystery of the Christian faith,” yet most kids are a little fuzzy on the details. You can begin to remedy that by marking the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity with your kids. In the post you'll find several ways to celebrate the day, plus some talking points to get you started.
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The Christian Symbolism of the Shamrock
The Christian Symbolism of the Shamrock

The shamrock is a popular symbol in Christianity. St. Patrick used the shamrock (or three-leafed clover) in Ireland to teach about God as the Holy Trinity. T...
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Holy Trinity Lesson Plan
Holy Trinity Lesson Plan

This Most Holy Trinity lesson plan challenges students to us historic symbols of the Trinity to explain how God is one substance yet three distinct persons.
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Sharing the Trinity with children - CATECHIST Magazine
Sharing the Trinity with children - CATECHIST Magazine

LEE DANESCO There are few topics on any catechist’s teaching schedule more intimidating than the Trinity. You assume that trying to teach the unity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to eight-year-olds can only lead to catastrophe. You cringe at the thought. Having served as a catechist for some time, you know that sharing the …
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This week on Catholic Crafts with Clare we make a God loves the world globe craft! Visit https://themassbox.com/june-4-solemnity-of-the-most-holy-trinity to ...
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How To Draw The Trinity Shield For Kids {and free coloring page!}
How To Draw The Trinity Shield For Kids {and free coloring page!}

So my new thing is that I’m posting a new Catholic how-to-draw video each Friday for Catholic kids on my YouTube channel. I’m super excited about it! With Trinity Sunday coming up fast,…
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Trinity Resources For Catholic Kids
Trinity Resources For Catholic Kids

With Trinity Sunday right around the corner, I thought it would be a good time to round up these Trinity resources! Of course, I’d say the most famous reference to the Trinity is St. Patrick …
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How Are Apples Like The Trinity: An Object Lesson For Kids
How Are Apples Like The Trinity: An Object Lesson For Kids

The Trinity is a big concept to grasp, and honestly, as humans, I do not believe that our brains are fully capable of understanding it. However, I do believe that God wants us to try, and to teach …
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