Be More Reflection powerpoint - Download (ppt 412KB)

A powerpoint reflection on being more.

Oscar Romero Prayer powerpoint - Download (ppt 2669KB)

This prayer was composed by Bishop Ken Untener of Saginaw. As a reflection on the anniversary of the martyrdom of Bishop Romero, Bishop Untener included in a reflection book a passage titled "The mystery of the Romero Prayer." The mystery is that the words of the prayer are attributed to Oscar Romero, but they were never spoken by him.

Oscar Romero Prayer powerpoint - Download (ppt 2669KB)

This prayer was composed by Bishop Ken Untener of Saginaw. As a reflection on the anniversary of the martyrdom of Bishop Romero, Bishop Untener included in a reflection book a passage titled "The mystery of the Romero Prayer." The mystery is that the words of the prayer are attributed to Oscar Romero, but they were never spoken by him.

Life of Oscar Romero powerpoint - Download (pps 3158KB)

A brief biography of Oscar Romero

Life of Oscar Romero powerpoint - Download (pps 3158KB)

A brief biography of Oscar Romero

Challenge Posters - Download (pdf 1978KB)

5 posters to inspire your Be More challenges - Personal, family, local, national and global. Each banner includes a challenge, quote and action. Great for use in the classroom!

Catholic Social Teaching powerpoint - Download (pps 2898KB)

Outlines key social teachings of the Catholic church.

Catholic Social Teaching - Download (pdf 821KB)

Caritas' work with Indigenous partners - Download (pps 2898KB)

A powerpoint outlining Caritas Australia's work with Indigenous Australians.

Caritas Be More Poster - Download (pdf 68KB)

A simple poster containing the quote that started the Challenge: "Aspire not to have more but to Be More." Great for use in the classroom! Also available as a printed version (email bemore@caritas.org.au)

Credit Crunch - Download (ppt 4765KB)

How the current financial crisis is affecting Caritas partners and how young people can help bring about change in partnership with Caritas. Leaders' instructions can be found in the 'notes field' of this PowerPoint.