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It is now time to sign up or renew your subscription for Catechist Magazine. The magazine is issued seven times for the academic year: September, October, November/December, January, February, March and April/May. (see website ) Each issue contains feature articles, reproducibles, cra Read More →

This year for Catechetical Month in September we hope to have a son of the Caribbean soil, Bishop Gabriel Malzaire, who will facilitate a weekend seminar on September 12 – 13 at Holy Faith Convent School Auditorium, Couva. Read More →

Alleluia! Alleluia! The Archdiocesan Catechetical Office is happy to announce the long awaited Online Faith Formation Course, which is accessible via our website. The course is open to all persons and there are no prerequisites. It can be completed in your own time and in the comfort Read More →

As I reflect on the season of Easter, I am confronted with the question of how authentic is our faith. Does this season of Resurrection touch us in any way? Read More →

So we have fasted, prayed and given up to give to others during the 40 days of Lent, leading up to the Paschal Mystery of Christ. The greatest celebration of the Church is upon us, preceded by the Triduum during which we relive and commemorate the passion and death of our Lord Jesus C Read More →

Almsgiving has been considered a moral duty since Christianity began. “Alms” comes from the word “pity” in the Greek language and entails using one’s own means to perform works of mercy. Read More →

Two more weeks to go! On this the fifth Sunday of Lent, our RCIA teams, the Elect (those preparing to be received into the Church), and their communities will formally celebrate the third and final Scrutiny.  The Period of Purification and Enlightenment is drawing to a close and  fait Read More →

“Prayer is the raising of one’s mind and heart to God,” states #2559 in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC). In Lent we are called to more prayer, along with fasting and almsgiving.  These practices are meant to help us put our hearts in order to experience the joy of Easter. Read More →

The school bell has rung to indicate the start of the lunch period. After a prayer, Miss Lyndon dismisses her class, sits at her desk and begins reading her “Living Faith” booklet. Not long after, Standard Four pupil Jared, along with Kimmel of Standard One, stop by to pay her a visit Read More →

“Unless a grain of wheat Falls into the ground It still remains but a grain of wheat But if it falls and dies Then it bears much fruit…” Easter is so important that it is called the “Feast of all feasts”. However, this joyous season can only be meaningful to us if we prepare our Read More →