P6 - Confirmation
New diocesan Confirmation materials
Announcing the launch of the new diocesan sacramental materials for the Sacrament of Confirmation! These are the fruit of collaboration among teachers from all over the Diocese of Motherwell along with Fr Stephen Reilly over the past few months.
The teacher materials are available in interactive Prezi format by clicking on this link. Navigation is intuitive: click on/touch a box to make it bigger, and click outside the box to make it smaller.
Alternatively, focus on each box in sequence by pressing the right arrow on your keyboard. Click here for a short Powerpoint introduction to how the Prezi document for Confirmation works.
The same teacher materials are available to download in Powerpoint format by clicking on this link
The same teacher materials are available to download in PDF format by clicking on this link.
New Diocesan Family Workbooks to accompany these teacher materials are available to order by contacting Bill Doran at the Diocesan Centre at williamdoran@rcdom.org.uk
P6 Confimation
Specific core learning in TIOF addresses preparation for Confirmation, and can also be found in the diocesan planning exemplars:
P6 Confirmation short version (click to open)
P6 Confirmation long version (click to open)
Click to listen to a podcast, aimed at teachers, about Priest, Prophet and King
2 useful webistes for researching Confirmation saints are as follows:
http://www.catholic.org/saints/fun_facts_arch.php
‘Fun facts’ cartoon series about many well and less well known saints
Stories of the saints written in the first person, for children
A helpful powerpoint document about Confirmation, written by Julie Neil as part of a Farmington Fellowship, can be downloaded here
Click here for a powerpoint lesson-starter about the Gifts of the Holy Spirit (many thanks to St Timothy's, Coatbridge)
Click here for a powerpoint lesson-starter about the Fruits of the Holy Spirit (many thanks to St Timothy's, Coatbridge)
Diocesan Coat of Arms - What Does It All Mean?
We have been asked to provide an Interpretation of the Diocesan Coat of Arms. Please see the two pages below.
