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FREE Seven Sacraments Colouring Pages for Kids!

Because I joined the Catholic Church as an adult, I spent a lot of time studying what the Church teaches. Catechism still remains very important to me, as anyone who walks into my home notices. I wear my faith on the walls (plenty of icons and statues!) and the bookshelves (no, I haven’t read all those saint biographies and apologetic books, but I want to!).

Despite my interest in the Catholic faith, I know it won’t just rub off on my kids. I have to be deliberate about teaching them what I believe—and why. The Seven Sacraments in particular are a central component of the Catholic faith. Getting familiarized with each can be a great way for children to expand their religious education. Understanding each sacrament’s purpose and how it relates directly to their life can help build their relationship with God.

Seven Sacraments Colouring Page

My girls often talk about their own baptisms and have attended the baptisms of friends’ babies. All four of my girls have received their First Confession and First Holy Communion now, and for each of them, that was a special, meaningful day. My oldest two have received Confirmation and each put a lot of work, thought and prayer into preparing for that day.

These sacraments are highlighted and made special for our children, yet children should know about all seven sacraments.

That’s why Personal Creations created the Seven Sacraments Coloring Pages so kids can color them in and write what each sacrament means to them. This is a fantastic resource for Catholic families, religious education teachers, and a great homeschool activity!

These colouring pages include illustrations that go along with each sacrament, plus blank lines so kids can write a note about each sacrament. This could be the date of their baptism, a priest they want to pray for, how they feel about receiving the Eucharist, or more! The colouring pages also include inspirational Bible verses for each sacrament as a reminder of what a blessing each is.

The Seven Sacraments Colouring Pages would be great to tuck into a quiet bag for Mass or to use as part of your homeschool or catechism classes. You could also use the colouring pages to start a notebook for your child; they could add their own illustrations, saint cards and quotes, prayers, favourite Bible verses, and more to the notebook. These colouring pages would be a great way for your child to think about and discuss the sacraments after watching Brother Francis explain each one.

For more great resources to teach your children about the seven sacraments, check out:

How do you help your children learn about and appreciate the Seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church?

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