If you just typed “Catholic printables for kids” into a search bar, you are probably a tired and hopeful mother who wants something very specific. You want resources that actually teach the Catholic faith, that are beautiful enough to display in your home, simple enough to use with a busy family, and not locked behind yet another monthly subscription. You also probably do not want ugly clipart that looks like someone clicked a few buttons and called it a day.
If that is you, welcome. You are in the right place.
At Raising Wild Saints, everything I create is meant to serve one goal. I want to help you build a domestic church where your children fall in love with Jesus, His Church, and the rhythm of the liturgical year. Our Catholic printables for kids are designed for real homeschool families, with real messes, real schedules, and a real desire to raise saints.
Why Catholic printables for kids matter in your home and homeschool
Children learn with their whole bodies and all their senses. Hands on printables give them something to hold, color, cut, glue, trace, and display, which helps the truths of the faith sink more deeply into their hearts.
When you choose Catholic printables for kids that are rooted in solid teaching, you are doing much more than filling time. You are using tools that support your vocation as the primary educator and catechist of your children. You are filling their eyes and hands with beauty, truth, and goodness instead of more noise from the world.
For Catholic homeschool families, these resources can become an extension of your Catholic homeschool curriculum. They turn ordinary days into opportunities for home based faith formation. Instead of outsourcing everything to a classroom or a textbook, you are living the faith in your living room, around your kitchen table, and in your backyard. That is exactly where the Lord loves to work.
Free Catholic printables for kids from Raising Wild Saints
I believe every Catholic family should have access to beautiful, faithful resources, no matter the size of their budget. That is why I created the Raising Wild Saints Freebies Vault.
Inside the vault you will find printable Catholic activities for kids that cover many seasons and feasts of the year, including:
- A free Advent printable pack with activities that point straight to Christ and help your family prepare your hearts, not just your house
- An Our Lady of Guadalupe pack that helps children learn the story and symbolism of this powerful Marian apparition
- A Three Kings Day pack you can use to extend the Christmas season and celebrate Epiphany with joy
- A Thanksgiving activity pack that teaches the true roots of Christian thanksgiving and invites families to see the Eucharist as the deepest form of gratitude
- A Saint Nicholas printable pack that focuses on the real bishop saint, with coloring pages, a mitre craft, simple copywork, and activities you can tuck into shoes on his feast day
- AND MORE!
There are also additional feast day activities, seasonal coloring pages, and liturgical living printables for homeschool families who want to weave the Church year into daily life. New resources are added over time so that your collection continues to grow with your family.
All of these Catholic printables for kids are free for email subscribers and live together in one organized vault so you can log in and grab what you need without chasing links all over the internet.
Beyond one worksheet at a time
Many Catholic websites now offer a few free coloring pages or simple activities, which is wonderful and very needed. Where Raising Wild Saints is different is in the way everything is designed to work together with your wider Catholic homeschool curriculum and the Church’s liturgical calendar.
Our free printables are not random. They are created to:
- Support liturgical living at home in a way that feels doable
- Reinforce what your children are learning in catechesis and sacramental prep
- Tie in naturally with family style lessons, morning time, and read alouds
- Serve a wide age range so big kids and little kids can learn together
When you are ready to go deeper, you can pair our free printables with my larger liturgical bundles and with the Bear Good Fruits Catholic liturgical homeschool curriculum, which offers family style lessons based on Scripture, saints, seasons, and the rhythm of the Church year.
You do not need another subscription or ugly printables!
If you have spent any time searching for Catholic kids printables, you have seen the pattern. Either you are pushed toward a pricey monthly subscription that locks everything behind a login, or you find free resources that are confusing, theologically vague, or they are simply just ugly!
At Raising Wild Saints, I want to offer something different.
You do not need to:
- Sign up for an expensive subscription just to get a few pages you actually like
- Pay every single month to download materials you might only use once
- Settle for printables that look like they were thrown together in a few minutes with random clipart or ugly illustrations.
Instead, you can:
- Access a generous library of Catholic printables for kids for FREE through the Raising Wild Saints Freebies Vault
- Purchase stand alone bundles for seasons like Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, or Thanksgiving if you want more, and then keep them forever
- Know that every resource is created with great care, reviewed with the eyes of a Catholic homeschool mom, and designed to be something you are proud to hang on your walls instead of anxiously waiting to throw in the trash.
Our printables are not about checking boxes or keeping kids busy. They are about leading your children closer to Jesus, the sacraments, and the life of the Church.
What makes Raising Wild Saints printables different
Here are a few ways our Catholic printables for kids stand apart.
They are liturgically rooted.
Everything is built around the liturgical year and the teachings of the Church. You will see feast days, solemnities, seasons, and devotions reflected throughout the resources so your children are immersed in the rhythm of the Church.
They are family style friendly.
Most of our activities are created so you can gather everyone together. A preschooler can color the same saint that an older child is reading about or writing about. This makes your homeschool day more peaceful and more connected.
They are made for homeschool life.
You can use these printables in morning baskets, during table time, in quiet time, or as part of a full Catholic homeschool curriculum. Many activities work beautifully alongside nature study, read aloud time, or simple kitchen projects.
They are beautiful and reverent.
Children are drawn to beauty. The artwork and layout of Raising Wild Saints printables are created to be visually appealing, respectful of sacred subjects, and beautiful enough to display on your home altar, fridge, or homeschool wall.
They keep Christ and His Church at the center.
Whether it is a coloring page, a copywork sheet, a feast day scavenger hunt, or a simple craft, the goal is always the same. I want your children to know they are loved by God, called by name, and invited to become saints in their everyday lives.
How to use these Catholic printables in your daily rhythm
Once you have access to the Raising Wild Saints Freebies Vault, you can begin to build a gentle rhythm of home based faith formation. Here are a few simple ways to use your Catholic printables for kids.
Use them in morning time.
Choose a saint coloring page, a feast day activity, or a simple prayer card to start your day. Light a candle, read a short Scripture passage or saint story, and let little hands color or trace while you read.
Celebrate feast days together.
Pull out the appropriate pack for the day. For example, use the Our Lady of Guadalupe pack on December 12th or the Saint Nicholas pack on December 6th. Add a simple snack or tea time and you have a mini feast day celebration that fits into a normal homeschool day.
Support sacramental preparation.
Print resources that connect to your child’s current sacramental stage such as First Communion themed activities or examination of conscience helps for older kids. Use them alongside your parish program or as part of your own home catechesis.
Create Mass bags and quiet work.
Tuck a few saint coloring pages, simple worksheets, or feast day activities into a folder or pouch that only comes out for Mass or Adoration. These printables can help children focus their attention on holy things rather than random toys.
Extend nature walks and everyday play.
Use liturgical themed scavenger hunts, journaling prompts, or seasonal pages from your printables to connect what children see outside with the God who created it. This kind of learning is especially helpful for unschoolish families who lean into interest led education.
How to get instant access to our FREE Catholic printables for kids
Getting started is very simple.
You sign up once for the Raising Wild Saints email list. After that you receive the password to the Freebies Vault. From there you can log in any time, browse the growing library of Catholic printables for kids, and download whatever you need for your family and homeschool.
✅ There is no monthly subscription.
✅ There is no hidden charge after a trial period.
✅ There is no pressure to buy every new thing.
Just a growing collection of beautiful, faithful Catholic homeschool printables created to help you build your domestic church and raise saints.
If your heart is longing for resources that actually support your vocation instead of adding to your overwhelm, I would love to welcome you into the Raising Wild Saints community!
Come sign up for access to our free Catholic printables for kids, start with the printable packs that fit your season, and let us help you center your homeschool on Christ and His Church. Your home can become a place where the faith is not just something you talk about on Sundays, but the heartbeat of your family life all week long.
