Catholic Bible & Saint Stories for Kids is a storytelling podcast for families who want to bring Scripture and the Saints to life for children ages 6–14.
Each episode weaves faithful biblical storytelling, Catholic tradition, vivid imagination, and gentle reflections to help kids grow in virtue, courage, and love of Jesus.
Perfect for car rides, bedtime, family prayer, or faith formation at home, this podcast helps families fall more deeply in love with God’s Word and the heroes of our faith—together.
For more information about where these stories and meditations come from, or for more, visit my free online community at Catholic Stories for Kids & Families (http://patreon.com/meetthelamb)!
St. Carlo Acutis | The First Millennial Saint (Feast Oct. 12)
What would a teenager who loved soccer, computers, and the Eucharist teach us about becoming a saint?
In this episode, we jump into the remarkable true story of St. Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint. Carlo wasn't a perfect kid. He struggled with math, got in trouble, and made mistakes. But he had an extraordinary ability to notice people others overlooked, or who were bullied... and to do something about it.
Come with me as we follow Carlo from the hallways of his school to his love for Jesus and the Eucharist, through his final illness, and into the remarkable first miracle officially attributed to Carlo's heavenly intercession.
This is a story about compassion, friendship, the Eucharist, and becoming a saint right in the middle of ordinary life.
Discussion Questions
Do you think Carlo scaring the math teacher deserved to have the principal called on him?
Does being excellent always mean being perfect at everything, or getting everything right? What is the difference?
What do you think Carlo would tell us to do to become saints?
For more stories:
www.catholicstoriesforkids.com
4 Oct 2026
St. Francis of Assisi | Lambs Among Wolves: Battle Unto Death
Happy Feast Day, St. Francis of Assisi—and happy 800th anniversary!
Gather your family, and in this story, follow Francis as he faces a ferocious wolf, crosses enemy lines to preach the Gospel to the Sultan of Egypt, celebrates the birth of Jesus with a living nativity scene, and endures great suffering, including the stigmata.
What does it mean to be a lamb among wolves? How did St. Francis win the battle to remain loving and faithful, even through suffering? Come discover the courage, joy, and deep love of Jesus that shaped the life of this remarkable saint.
For more great family stories, visit my website and drop your email address: www.catholicstoriesforkids.com.
If you have time together tonight, share with each other:
If you could have any wild animal as a pet, what would you choose, and what ridiculous trouble do you think it would cause in your house?
What do you think the Sultan admired about Francis? What do you admire about him?
St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us!!
28 Sept 2026
Feast of Archangels! | Story of St. Michael & His Prayer
🛡️ Happy Feast of the Archangels (Michaelmas)! Gather your kids and hear the incredible story of St. Michael the Archangel and his three apparitions on Mount Gargano in Italy.
It begins with a mysterious bull, a strange arrow that turns around in midair, and a hidden cave high on a mountain. Then things get even more astonishing: an invading army, three days of fasting and prayer, a miraculous victory, and a mysterious footprint in the stone.
But this isn't just an exciting ancient story. Along the way, we'll discover who St. Michael is, what his name means, why Catholics ask for his help in spiritual battle, and how this story connects to the St. Michael the Archangel prayer and the tradition of praying it after Mass. It's the story behind Monte Sant'Angelo, the famous cave church of St. Michael, and it's perfect for September 29.
Some fun questions for you and the kids afterward:
🐂 If the bull could speak, what do you think it would have said to Gargano after the arrow landed in his foot? There's only one rule: you have to say it in your best bull voice!
🙏 Why do we sometimes put things off, even when we know it's something God wants us to do?
Want more Catholic Bible stories and saint stories to enjoy with your family? Visit catholicstoriesforkids.com and drop your email!
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