In this second episode of Tea Time for Little Catholics, Miss Katie invites little listeners to discover the beautiful love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Together, we'll learn how Jesus loved each of us even before we were born, how He lovingly created us, and how He has never stopped loving us—and never will. Children will explore the symbols of the Sacred Heart, hear the true story of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and her visions of Jesus, learn a traditional catechism question about Christ's love, reflect on Scripture, and spend a peaceful moment resting close to the Heart of Jesus.

This gentle episode reminds children that no matter what happens, Jesus' Sacred Heart is always open, always welcoming, and always overflowing with love for them.

Perfect for families, homeschoolers, classrooms, bedtime listening, or a quiet afternoon tea time.

Be sure to visit Regina Books at www.reginabooks.com for family extension activities and companion resources related to this episode, including free printable activities designed to help children continue learning about the Sacred Heart of Jesus at home.

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What is Corpus Christi, and why do Catholics joyfully carry Jesus through the streets in Eucharistic processions?

In this gentle tea time, Miss Katie invites children and their grown-ups to discover the beauty of the Feast of Corpus Christi. Together, we'll journey back to the desert with Moses and the gift of manna from Heaven, learn how Jesus revealed Himself as the Bread of Life, and listen to the story of the Last Supper where He gave us the Holy Eucharist.

Children will learn a simple catechism question about the Eucharist, hear why Catholics are not ashamed to honor Our Lord truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, and be guided through a peaceful imagination prayer before praying the beloved Eucharistic prayer:

Perfect for families, homeschoolers, grandparents, classrooms, and anyone seeking a quiet corner of the week to learn about the Catholic faith together.

Don't forget to visit www.reginabooks.com for family extension activities designed to accompany each episode of Tea Time for Little Catholics. You'll find printable resources, catechism cards, copywork pages, coloring sheets, and other faith-filled activities to continue the conversation at home.

Until next tea time, may the Lord's peace and goodness be with you, and may Our Lady's gentle beauty shine in your hearts for the whole world to see. ☕✝️📖💕

Catholic printables from each episode?! Yes!

Check out Tea Time for Little Catholics Podcast — Regina Books to purchase a printable bundle of feast day activities to go along with today's podcast.

This episode is especially for the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, teachers, and caregivers — offering encouragement and simple inspiration for creating meaningful “tea time” moments within the rhythm of your home life.

Tea time does not need to look perfect or Pinterest-worthy to become something beautiful and memorable for your children.

For some families, tea time may mean a carefully set table with little teacups, flowers, candles, warm cookies, and steaming mugs of tea or hot chocolate. For others, it may simply be a quiet few moments cuddled together on the couch beneath a blanket after a long and busy day.

Perhaps your family listens during bedtime routines with dim lights and sleepy eyes. Perhaps tea time happens during afternoon quiet time while children color softly nearby. And for some families in especially busy seasons, tea time may happen in the car between errands, activities, and appointments — turning even ordinary moments into opportunities for beauty, peace, and togetherness.

In this episode, Miss Katie shares the heart behind Tea Time for Little Catholics and encourages families to create small rituals of calm and wonder that children will come to treasure. Through stories, prayers, catechism, poetry, liturgical traditions from both the old and new calendars, and moments of peaceful reflection, this podcast hopes to become a gentle companion in your family’s journey of faith.

Because children remember the atmosphere of a home long after childhood has passed — the warmth, the peace, the stories, the prayers, and the feeling that something sacred and special was happening there.

Presented by Regina Books.

Catholic printables from each episode?! Yes!

Check out Tea Time for Little Catholics Podcast — Regina Books to purchase a printable bundle of feast day activities to go along with today's podcast.