For children, families, and catechists

Children's Homily Song
Sunday Gospels and holy days, set to music so a child can hear the Word, sing it, and talk about it. Some videos are not about the Gospel. They are extra catechetical tools for young hearts. Made by Fr. Ryan Carnecer, CICM for any parish that needs a ready spark for class.
Grow Good Fruit! (Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Know. Love. Live the Faith.
Open @homiliesforthechildrenThree languages, one Gospel
The same homilies travel with families who pray in English, Spanish, or Dutch.
English
Kids Homily Song + Catechism
Know. Love. Live the Faith.
Songs and short catechism pieces for children, parents, and catechists — so the Sunday Gospel and the Church's teaching can be known, loved, and lived.
Spanish
Canción-homilía para niños + Catecismo
Conoce. Ama. Vive la Fe.
The same sung homilies, in simple Spanish, for children, families, and catechists.
Dutch
Kinderhomilie
De Blijde Boodschap, dicht bij de kinderen.
Dutch children's homily songs that bring the Sunday Gospel down to a child's height.
Newest homily songs
The newest songs from the English channel. A fresh song most weeks, often the Sunday Gospel or a feast. Some are catechetical tools, not a homily. @homiliesforthechildren
EnglishSeptember 29, 2026Grow Good Fruit! (Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time)Watch on YouTube
EnglishSeptember 22, 2026Yes! With My Feet! (Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time)Watch on YouTube
EnglishSeptember 16, 2026Don't Get Mad - God is kind. (Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time)Watch on YouTube
EnglishSeptember 11, 202625th anniversary of 9/11Watch on YouTube
EnglishSeptember 9, 2026Forgive from the Heart (Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time)Watch on YouTube
EnglishSeptember 9, 2026St. Peter Claver : Slave of the slaves. September 9Watch on YouTube

Fr. Ryan Carnecer, CICM
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Why these music videos exist
The children's Mass asks a real question: how do we translate the mysteries of the faith into a language that meets a child's wonder? These songs are not a full curriculum. They are a help for the classroom.
A creative spark. Melody and pictures catch a child's attention before the lesson even begins.
A discussion springboard. Catechists get a shared experience they can use to start a deeper conversation.
A support tool. Ready-made songs lighten the load for volunteers who already love the children they teach.
More than the Sunday Gospel. Some videos are not a homily at all. They are extra catechetical tools — saints, prayers, and lessons — made for young hearts.
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