Free November Catholic Kids Bulletins are now ready to print!

The free November Catholic Kids Bulletins are now available!

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November Catholic Kids Bulletins includes:

All Saints’ Day (November 1)
Kids will learn about the saints in Heaven and the Beatitudes, with activities that encourage them to think about holy people they admire. 

St. Martin de Porres (November 8)
Known as the “Saint of the Broom,” St. Martin reminds us that even ordinary tasks can be done for the love of God.

Princess St. Elizabeth of Hungary (November 15)
A princess who generously cared for poor people and trusted God with everything she had. 

St. Cecilia (November 22)
The patron saint of musicians who used music and song to praise God. 

Christ the King Sunday (November 22)
A beautiful reminder that Jesus is King of Heaven and Earth. 

First Sunday of Advent (November 29)
Advent begins this month! The bulletin introduces the Advent wreath and the season of waiting for Jesus. 

Free November Catholic Kids Bulletins | Saints, Advent & Mass Activities
Free November Catholic Kids Bulletins | Saints, Advent & Mass Activities
Free November Catholic Kids Bulletins | Saints, Advent & Mass Activities

Since Advent begins at the end of November, we’re also starting a new liturgical year. If you use the bulletins regularly, now is a great time to grab the full Year B bundle so you’ll have every Sunday and Holy Day bulletin ready to go for the year ahead.

Rather than checking back each month for the newest download, you can get the entire year at once and be ready for every Sunday, Holy Day, and major liturgical celebration.

Year B Bundle

Prefer a printed copy?

Most families have been ordering through Amazon, but if you’d like a spiral-bound version that lays flat, you can order through Lulu.

Amazon Book

Lulu Spiral-Bound Book

Catholic Kids Bulletin Year B Book | Full Year of Mass Activities
Catholic Kids Bulletin Year B Book | Full Year of Mass Activities
Catholic Kids Bulletin Year B Book | Full Year of Mass Activities

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