What is the single most important thing that Jesus teaches us?

In today’s Gospel he tells us:

“Love each other in the same way as I have loved you.”

Who do you love among the people around you?

In which way do you show your love for them?

This Sunday’s worksheet:

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“I am the vine and you are the branches”, Jesus tells us in today’s Gospel.

What does he mean?

What fruits grow on a vine?

If you are a branch of the vine, what fruits will grow on you?

And how will you stay strong and healthy?

This Sunday’s worksheet:

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What makes a good shepherd?

That’s the key question in Jesus’ message in the Gospel today.

This Sunday’s worksheet:

Colouring sheet:

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It is two weeks since Easter. In the Gospel today, two of the disciples tell the story of how they had been walking from Jerusalem to a nearby town called Emmaus when Jesus appeared to them. At first, they had not recognised him because they had not yet heard that Jesus had risen from the dead. Then he sat down to eat with them, broke the bread, and they realised who he was.

In today’s story, Jesus appears again to the disciples. This time, they give him some fish to eat. Among the early Christians – the followers of Jesus – the fish became a symbol for Jesus.

But why?

This Sunday’s worksheet:

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Christ is risen! … But not everyone is convinced.

In today’s Gospel, we hear the story of how Jesus appeared to his disciples after he had died and risen from the dead.

One of them, Thomas, was not there and only heard about it afterwards.

He needed to be persuaded that Jesus was really alive.

The story tells us how important it is to believe – to have faith – even if we cannot see and touch Jesus every day.

This Sunday’s worksheet:

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