Canonization of Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis

Ideas to Celebrate the Canonization of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati and St. Carlo Acutis

This September, a very exciting event is happening in the Catholic Church. Two new Saints are being canonized!

Looking for ideas to celebrate the canonization of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati and St. Carlo Acutis? Your students will learn all about their holy lives, dedication to the Gospel and serving others, and their love of the Holy Eucharist. In addition, kids relate to their love of sports – like soccer and mountain climbing!

Below are a few ready-t0-go resources to help your planning for this special day go a little easier. Enjoy!

First, this printable packet includes St. Pier Giorgio’s biography with multiple choice questions, a writing reflection, 8 Beatitudes bookmarks, and a word search. Ideal for students in 3rd-6th grade.

Next, follow up your study of this new saint with a collaborative poster project. This fun activity helps children work together to create a display to celebrate St. Pier Giorgio. Great for 2nd grade and older!

Looking for an easy activity for young Catholics? These coloring sheets are a great way to introduce the saint! Download comes with a simple introduction to read aloud.

Finally, to celebrate Saint Carlo Acutis, don’t miss this activity book! It contains 10 pages of his story, reflections, and more and is easily adaptable for grades 1st-6th.

Interested in adding Saint studies to your curriculum? Read 3 Reasons to Teach a Monthly Saint Study this Year to find out why you should!

All Saints Day is just around the corner! Find tons of ideas for celebrating with your class HERE.

As always, be sure you are following Loubird Creations for the latest resources to help engage your students in the Catholic classroom!

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Hi, I'm Emmy!

Welcome to my blog! I have a passion for helping teachers make the most of their time, by creating easy-to-use resources for both the traditional and Catholic classroom. I live in Frisco, Texas with my husband and three kids. I love to start my day with a hot cup of coffee and a to-do list ready before getting the kids off to school.

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