Here you can find recommended curriculum, videos to use in class, and some contemporary saint documentaries.
Curriculum
YDisciple Never Alone: Life with the Holy Spirit &
YDisciple Bible Study: Never Alone
These are available either as a single study purchase or through Subscriptions to YDisciple.com or Formed.org.
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Supplemental Catechetical Videos
The Ministry of the Wild Goose
The Wild Goose series is truly a work of the Holy Spirit. “Wild Goose” was a term that the ancient Celts had for the Holy Spirit. It is a 14 part series featuring Fr. Dave Pivonka and various interviews. Shot in various locations from Niagara Falls to the California desert, The Wild Goose invites viewers to an encounter, or a renewed encounter, with the Holy Spirit. The entire series is available for free on WILDGOOSE.TV or if you prefer you can purchase the DVD set as well for $75.
Credible Catholic
Free teaching resources, presentations, and powerpoint modules put together by Fr. Robert Spitzer. These videos and modules combine science, media, and Catholic Church teaching to share the faith. "We have more evidence for God from science than ever before," Fr. Robert Spitzer. There are modules on clinical near death experience proof of the soul and on the Eucharistic miracles.
Ascension Presents Videos
Almost every topic imaginable with leading Catholic speakers, theologians, and evangelists. Fr. Mike Schmitz' videos can be found here.
Catholic Central Videos
Each of these short videos are entertaining and approximately 4-7 minutes long. They would serve as a good introductory video to the Confirmation evening. There are videos on sin, Sacraments, Confirmation, saints, and prayer. They are available on YouTube.
Sofia Sketchpad Videos
Sofia Press puts out these animated "sketchpad" catechetical videos. There are five videos on the Sacraments, including Confirmation.
Saint/Inspirational Catholic Videos
All or Nothing: Sr. Clare Crockett (Full Movie) (1hr, 24 min)
The young Clare Crockett, who aspired to nothing less than walking down the red carpet in Hollywood, left all of her dreams aside on one Good Friday after an encounter with Christ Crucified. When she was seventeen years old, the Lord transformed her soul and she no longer desired to have anything other than the Love of Christ. The desire of her soul to belong to Christ alone –to live alone with Christ Alone– led her to consecrate her life in the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother and to give of herself with complete generosity.
Blessed Chiara Luce Badano, A Beautiful Plan (42 min)
Chiara Badano, called Chiara "Luce" (which means "Light"), (Sassello, October 29, 1971 - Sassello, October 7, 1990) was an Italian teenager who has been declared "Blessed" within the Catholic Church. She belonged to the Focolare Movement and died prematurely at eighteen after succumbing to osteosarcoma, an aggressive and painful form of bone cancer. She was beatified on September 25, 2010 in the Sanctuary of "Our Lady of Divine Love" in Rome.
Blessed Carlo Acutis, The Tech Teen who found Jesus (25min)
Learn how the first millennial "blessed," Carlo Acutis, is inspiring young people worldwide and see how Assisi is preparing for his beatification. Carlos' Eucharistic Miracles website can be found here.
Blessed Frassati (Original version with subtitles) (27min)
Born into an upper class Italian family, son of the editor of leading newspaper La Stampa, Pier Giorgio spent his time rescuing those in need in the poor neighborhoods of Turin. In a period marked by the rise of fascism in Italy, he was also involved in politics and was committed to working for social justice. The energy for these commitments came from his relationship with Christ and his intense prayer life. He was surrounded by close friends with whom he shared his faith and his passions. With a love of sports and mountains, he enjoyed taking his friends ‘up to the summits'. Pier Giorgio Frassati died aged 24, following a fatal disease contracted whilst working with a poor family. On 20th May 1990 he was beatified by Pope John Paul II who called him the 'Man of the 8 Beatitudes'