Creative Catholic Saint Skits & Free Bulletins for June!

Saint Skits: A Fun Summer Activity

Do you need some fun and meaningful activities to keep your kids busy this summer? Look no further than Saint Skits! These printable skits are a great way for kids to learn about the saints while having a blast acting out their stories. With the feast day of Saint Anthony of Padua coming up in June, it’s the perfect time to introduce children to this amazing saint—known as the Patron Saint of Lost Things.

When I was a kid, summer meant free time, creativity, and a lot of homemade plays. My friends and I would search the library for skits, write our own scripts, dig through closets for costumes, and put on shows in our backyards. Looking back, most of those plays made very little sense, but our parents were saints themselves for watching every performance with encouraging smiles and polite applause. Those summer skits created some of my favorite memories—and now you can give your kids that same joy, with a much more meaningful twist!

The Saint Skit downloads are ready to use: print and hand out to your kids. They can be used as a formal play--with students practicing and preparing to share with the class or at a parent night. The play can also be used as an in class activity to introduce the story of a Catholic Saint. Students can be active and working cooperatively as they plan and prepare the play. There is also a worksheet included with each saint to finish the activity with a lesson and review.

Catholic Saint Skits

Instead of handing your kids a stack of blank paper and saying, “Go make something,” you can hand them a ready-to-use Saint Skit that’s both fun and educational. These skits are designed to teach kids about the lives of saints through creative storytelling and performance. They’re perfect for summer boredom busters, VBS programs, church groups, or just some good old-fashioned backyard theater.

The Saint Anthony Saint Skit shares the inspiring story of Saint Anthony of Padua. Kids will learn about his life as a Franciscan monk, his deep love of Scripture, and his incredible gift for preaching. He’s one of the most beloved saints in the Catholic Church, and his story will capture the imagination of children while helping them grow in their faith.

The skit script is four pages long—just enough for a short, engaging performance without overwhelming young readers. It comes with:

A coloring page that reinforces the story
A printable worksheet to help kids reflect on what they’ve learned
Name tags for each character so kids can take their roles seriously (and audiences can keep track of who’s who)

Whether your children perform the skit for an audience or just read it for fun, they’ll walk away with a deeper appreciation for the saints—and you’ll get to enjoy a peaceful cup of coffee while they practice lines and make props out of cardboard boxes and old sheets.

So this summer, give your kids something more than just screen time. Let them laugh, learn, and grow in their faith with a little help from Saint Anthony and the Saint Skits collection!

Do you want a whole set of Saint Skits?

Anthony of Padua
Gianna Molla
John Bosco
Francis Assisi
Lawrence
Apparitions of Our Lady
Kateri Tekakwitha
Damien of Molokai
John Vianney
Katharine Drexel
Frances of Rome

Try the Saint Skits and let me know your favorite!

More Ideas to Teach the Catholic Mass

Want to help your kids keep learning about God this summer—without it feeling like homework?

Check out Catholic Saints & The Eucharist Puzzle Book! It’s packed with fun word games, coloring pages, and brain teasers introducing kids to 23 amazing saints who loved the Eucharist.

Whether your child is new to learning about their faith or already knows a lot, this book is a fun and meaningful way for any Catholic kid to stay connected to God over the summer.

🌟 Available as a printed book on Amazon or a digital download—perfect for quiet mornings, car rides, or downtime at home.

Grab a copy today and give your kids a fun, faith-filled way to stay connected to God all summer long!

June Catholic Kids Bulletin

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✨ 1. Enjoy a FREE Download!
- I created these bulletins as a new mom who couldn’t afford resources like this for my kiddos. So, these will always be free for anyone who needs them! Free downloads are made available a week or two before each new month begins.
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✨3. Full-Year Purchase
- Save time and get the entire YEAR of Catholic Kids Bulletins in one easy download! This comprehensive resource includes both Spanish and English versions, covering every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation. This page includes detailed descriptions of the bulletins if you want more information.

June Catholic Kids Bulletin

Junio Boletín para Niños Católicos

June Bulletins include...

✝️ Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

✝️ Saint Juliana Falconieri

✝️ Saint Anthony

✝️ Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ

✝️ Eucharist

✝️ Saint Aloysius Gonzaga

✝️ Saint Charles Lwanga

✝️ Venerable Augustus Tolton

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.