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Step 1: Navigate to the login page by selecting the “My Account” link at the top right.
Step 2: Select “Create Account,” located just above the login area.
Step 3: Fill in the required fields, and then select “Create.”
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Step 1: You need to know your school or parish’s zip code and Account Number, also known as the Customer ID. Contact your DRE for this number.
Step 2: Log into your Saint Mary’s Press account by clicking on the “My Account” link, located...
Twenty years ago, Saint Mary’s Press discovered a sad reality. Our research indicated that Catholic young people didn’t know how to find things in the Bible, they weren’t familiar with its important people and events, and they did not...
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This prayer service offers families a way to come together to pray and reflect on recovering from traumatic events.
Gathering
Come together as a family. Set aside time for reflection and discussion. Turn off the news...
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This prayer service is intended to bring hope during the difficult days that follow a tragedy. The service can be used with any size group, and with various ages of young people. It is also appropriate for parish or...
In Foundations for Flourishing, a video and podcast series by Saint Mary’s Press, we share stories and advice from educators, ministers, and leaders, all with one goal: to encourage you in everything you do.
Each episode of the...
“It’s all about how you show up.” Showing up for young people requires a system of support, a personal community that guides you through difficulties and joys.
In this episode of Foundations for Flourishing, you’ll hear how personal...
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This prayer service provides an opportunity for prayer and communal support in light of the aftermath of any disaster. The service can be used with any size group, and with various ages of young people. It is also...
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In this episode of Foundations for Flourishing, you’ll hear five perspectives on how faith in the presence of God...
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In this episode of Foundations for Flourishing, expert Catholic educators and ministers share how they stay encouraged with simple practices...
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In this episode of Foundations...
Adapted from Breakthrough! The Bible for Young Catholics.
In Genesis 1–11, the Bible begins with imaginative stories about how God created everything. These are sometimes called primeval stories, meaning they involve events that happened...
