Unleash the Wonder of the Saints with This Powerful Catholic Coloring Book

Fun with Catholic Saint Coloring Book

How do you teach about Catholic Saints? Last month, I wrote about a new Catholic Coloring Book with a graphic organizer that I plan to use with my high school students this year.

Last week, I finished a full-page Catholic Coloring Book that would be perfect for younger students! I combined most of the coloring pages from the Catholic Kids Bulletins and added a few new images to make it a bit more exciting.

New Catholic Saint Coloring Book

I finally put all of my saint coloring pages into a coloring book with images and graphic organizer! The book includes the saint images from the whole year of Catholic Kids Bulletin, as well as some new saints. Five of the new saint coloring pages have feast days in August!

Teach the Saints with Coloring, Worksheets, and Skits!

If you’re teaching about Catholic Saints, you don’t have to start from scratch! This Saint Coloring Book is packed with engaging worksheets and coloring pages to help children connect with over 70 inspiring Catholic saints—and it’s the perfect companion to the Saint Skits Bundle for even deeper learning.

What’s Included in the Saint Coloring Book?

  • 🎨 70 Unique Coloring Pages covering 76 saints
  • 📖 Short Saint Stories that teach kids about the life, mission, and virtues of each saint
  • 🙏 Patron Saint Info so kids can relate to saints who inspire them personally

This collection brings together holy men and women from around the world—including well-known favorites like Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Teresa of Calcutta, and Saint Joseph, alongside lesser-known gems like Saint Macrina the Younger, Saint Moses, and Blessed Imelda Lambertini. Whether you’re diving into stories of early martyrs, missionaries, or modern-day heroes of faith, there’s something in here to inspire every student.

Looking for More Than Coloring Pages?

You’ll love the companion resource:
🎭 Saint Stories: Skits about Catholic Saints!
These short, easy-to-perform plays make the saints come alive. With dialogue, drama, and humor, students can step into the shoes of Saint Gianna Molla, Saint John Bosco, Saint Francis, and many more. Skits are great for:

  • Catholic school performances
  • Religious ed class presentations
  • All Saints’ Day celebrations
  • Retreat activities and faith formation

Ready to make the lives of the saints exciting and accessible for your kids?
Grab your Saint Coloring Book and bring faith to life—one crayon and story at a time!

👉 And don’t forget to check out the Saint Skits Bundle for more creative ways to explore the saints.

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January Catholic Kids Bulletin

***There are THREE ways to get Catholic Kids Bulletins***

Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.
Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.
Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.
These worksheets are designed to match each week’s Mass readings, making them perfect for engaging young hearts and minds during the liturgy. ✝️ Weekly Gospel Connection: Each bulletin includes a coloring page that reflects the week’s Gospel reading. ✨ Saint of the Week: Each week highlights a Catholic Saint, inspiring kids with the stories of holy men and women. ✍️ Weekly Activities: Kids can dive into fun activities, which are different every week. The bulletins may include Psalm tracing, mazes, color-by-number, puzzles, and word searches. ✔️Mass Liturgy Outline: The top of each bulletin features an outline of the Mass, helping kids learn the order and structure of the liturgy as they follow along.

These worksheets are designed to match each week’s Mass readings, making them perfect for engaging young hearts and minds during the liturgy.

  • ✝️ Gospel Coloring Connection:
    • Every bulletin features a coloring page based on that Sunday’s Gospel, helping kids reflect on the message through art.
  • ✨ Featured Saint of the Week:
    • Each week introduces a new Catholic Saint, sharing powerful and faith-filled stories to inspire young hearts.
  • ✍️ Engaging Weekly Activities:
    • From week to week, kids will enjoy a variety of fun activities like Psalm copywork, mazes, color-by-number pages, word searches, and more.
  • ✔️ Mass Outline at the Top:
    • A simple outline of the Mass is printed across the top of each bulletin, guiding children as they learn the flow and parts of the liturgy.

Have you used Catholic Kids Bulletins before? If you have questions, check here…

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January Catholic Kids Bulletin

Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos

January Bulletins include…

Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.
Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.
Looking for faith-filled resources to start the year? The January Catholic Kids Bulletins are here to help! Each printable bulletin includes activities, Gospel coloring pages, and saint stories to help children engage with the Mass. January features Mary, Holy Mother of God, the Christmas Season, Epiphany, Saint John Bosco, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the Baptism of the Lord, and the start of Ordinary Time. Great for church, school, or home! Also available in Spanish: Enero Boletín para Niños Católicos.

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2 Responses

  1. Emily Klinker says:
    September 2, 2020 at 1:47 pm

    I love using these with kids for Mass! Thank you for all of you dedication to provide these. Our Catholic school is having their school Mass live streamed and day one we already see more challenges than we anticipated. Do you have a resource for daily Mass or a recommendation for our younger grades.
    Thank you