The CREDO Summer Faith Camps were written by Schola Rosa Founder, Alecia Rolling, for her local parish, approved by the diocese, and are now being made available for FREE by Schola Rosa during the COVID-19 Pandemic. For many, only the negative aspects of the pandemic have been in mind; however,…
The month of May is the month of Our Lady and includes the feast day of our Patroness, St. Rose Venerini, on May 7th. In this months article, I would like to recall and share about our Patroness and why we chose the name “Schola Rosa.” St. Rose Venerini labored…
The liturgy, as Holy Week approaches, recalls our minds to the gravity of sin and the great need for repentance, while at the same time stirring hope in our bosoms. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the last week of Jesus’ life, the time for which Christ entered the desert to…
Upon reflecting on Lent this year, you might be struggling with joining Our Lord in the desert. What would truly be a gift to Jesus? What would truly show my obedience to God? What do I lack? What does God want me to have? When asking myself these questions, I…
Making it to Mass can be quite the logistical challenge when you are homeschooling several small children. One mother asked at our most recent Schola Rosa check-in how others make it happen. Tips shared: Start out going once per week. Look for an early morning Mass around 8am. That is…
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Lesson 95: Good Friday Morning – Continuation of Our Lord’s Trial Free Religion Lesson from Our Holy Faith, Book 1 Teacher’s Manual Objectives To increase our knowledge of the infinite love of Christ as shown by His suffering To foster a deeper appreciation of Christ’s love Approach When a prisoner…
