Today, I’m thrilled to share another one of my Uncle Dan’s hand-drawn creations: The Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary Coloring Pages.
Just like the Pop-Up Baby Jesus Activity, I shared with him before Christmas, he is allowing me to share this meaningful coloring book with you totally FREE.
Just download, print, color, and (hopefully) pray!
You can find the materials for this project, and MANY other Catholic projects in the Catholic Family Digital Resource Library. To get instant access, and join a thriving community of over 10,000 Catholic Parents, just enter your email address.
The PDF is set up to print out the coloring pages as a booklet. If printed on 8.5″x11″ paper you will have a 1/2 sheet-sized book.
For a full paged size book, print on larger paper.
Here is a peek at all of the pages in the book, one for each decade of the Rosary.
In the images below the pages are colored in. The free download has the pages blank and ready to be colored.
Not only did my Uncle Dan draw such wonderful, meaningful images, but he also took the time to include the virtue paired with each decade.
The kids and I worked on coloring up a booklet yesterday and the simple inclusion of this virtue brought about all sorts of productive and virtue-building conversation.
Once again, you can find the materials for this project, and MANY other Catholic projects in the Catholic Family Digital Resource Library. To get instant access, and join a thriving community of over 10,000 Catholic Parents, just enter your email address.
If you are looking for more wonderful ways to get your kids excited about the rosary, check out these ideas:
Printable Rosary Quiet Book. Get the PDF download and full instructions HERE.
Patron Saint Rosary Case. Pattern and Directions HERE.
Once again, a big thank you to my Uncle Dan for sharing his talent with all of us.
If you do decide to download and use this free coloring book the only “payment” I ask is that you share with post with others so that they too might benefit from it as well.
Thanks, as always, for being here! And God Bless.
Nancy
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