The version of the Bible recommended for use in the United States for masse.

A version of the Bible written at a Grade Five reading level, making it easier to understand but not always precise in its translation.

CARFLEO is the Catholic Association of Religious and Family Life Educators of Ontario. The provincially recognized subject association for Religious Education and Family Life Education. The website contains helpful information, resources and supports for teachers.

A compilation of the official teachings of the Catholic Church written in the 1990’s.
 

The Catholic Curriculum Corporation mission is to build and sustain the Catholic capacity of educators through the development and provision of high quality Catholic curriculum, resources support and professional development. The website contains teacher developed faith based resources across multiple subject, content areas and grades from Kindergarten to grade 12.g and sustaining the Catholic capacity of Catholic curriculum, resources, support and professional development.

Every year, the first week of May is recognized as Catholic Education Week. These resources contain prayers, lessons, and faith development activities to celebrate the week.
 

This CPCO digital repository offers a significant number of prayers organized by theme. All prayers are downloadable.

A summary of the Catechism of the Catholic Church in more accessible language. A print version of the Catechism for youth was published under the title Youcat. 
 

A summary of key teachings of the Roman Catholic Church on different aspects of its social teachingss.

Three sets of entry points (Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations, Catholic themes, and anchor concepts) are described to show how all curriculum can be integrated with the Catholic worldview. 
 

A membership led organization supported by parish collections, individual donations and government grants, principally from the Canadian International Development Agency. It provides documentaries and other support material for Catholic educators on social justice issues.
 

EOCCC provides Eastern Ontario Catholic Schools with well-developed Catholic curriculum documents and support materials that meet Ministry of Education requirements, while reflecting the beliefs and values of the Catholic faith community.
 

A document from 1998 that explains the context for creating and teaching Catholic curriculum in Ontario. 

The GDC presents the methodology of the whole teaching mission of the Church. It is the basis of faith formation from cradle to grave. Sections 85-86 explain the six tasks of catechesis, which provide the strands for the Elementary Religious Education Curriculum.
 

A Collection of prayer services that can be used in classrooms. They are organized by the academic year.
 

This is a website link for the Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ Religion program for the primary grades. It provides videos, songs, and interactive activities to accompany the program.
 

ICE coordinates the work of Catholic associations and organizations in writing Catholic curriculum within the parameters established by the Ministry of Education.
 

Laudato si' is the second encyclical of Pope Francis. The encyclical has the subtitle "on care for our common home". In it, the Pope critiques consumerism and irresponsible development, laments environmental degradation and global warming, and calls all people of the world to take "swift and unified global action."

The Laudato Si’ infographic and accompanying Grades 9-12 resource was developed by the members of OECTA’s Catholic Education Committee and OECTA’s Teacher Development Network.

These products provide accessible teaching opportunities that link key messages from our Laudato Si’ infographic with various secondary level subject areas.

• Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario
• Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
• Canadian Religious Conference
• Catholic Canada
• Catholic Education Resource Centre
• Catholic Health Alliance
• Catholic Principals Council of Ontario
• Catholic Register
• Catholic School Chaplains of Ontario
• National Catholic Education Association
• National Catholic Reporter
• Ontario Catholic School Trustees’ Association
• The Holy See – The Vatican

This PD Steering Committee project is intended to invite discussion of how our Catholic faith is lived out in our schools, and to provide curriculum links to support this discussion. The intention is to support and celebrate the transformative power of Catholic education that is active and alive in our classrooms and schools.

Created by the Institute for Catholic Education, this resource is an invitation and guide, to those involved in and those who care for Catholic education in the province of Ontario, to pray together for nine days in preparation for the Solemnity of the Most Sacred of Heart of Jesus.

For nine days in preparation for the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Let us findour sure comfort and rest in the Sacred Heart of Christ’slove for each and every one of us. Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

There are fifty-two expectations of Catholic graduates grouped into seven areas. These inform all Catholic curricula and extra-curricular activities in both elementary and secondary schools.

This document provides guidance for religious education in Catholic schools for the development of religious knowledge, understanding, and the skills necessary for lifelong learning and spiritual development.
 

This resource was developed by Catholic educators in Eastern Ontario. It is a response to the call for character development in Ontario’s publicly funded elementary and secondary schools.

Stewards of the Gift, written for the Grade 10 Civics course, is about and for Ontario Catholic schools. Taking up the story of how Ontario Catholic citizens struggled for over 170 years to maintain recognition of their constitutional rights to operate and control their own schools. 

Mass readings for the Canadian Catholic Church.