Rosaries are special because they help us pray for people who need your prayers and keep us closer to Jesus. And with fidget toys being trendy nowadays, wouldn’t it be awesome to have a rosary with which you can pray and fidget?

Today at Juice Box, some special guests show us how to make their holy fidget rosary. Here’s what you’re going to need:

• 33 Inches of String
• 11 Beads
• 1 Crucifix
• 1 Miraculous Medal
• Candle

Let’s start making this fun rosary to play and pray with!

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We all know God gives us many gifts, and we feel them in our hearts. At the same time, we also have the Sacraments to engage God on the outside with our senses. So today, we are talking about something very special. It’s one of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church, the first Holy Communion, where God gives us the gift of becoming part of His body.

Let’s look at what Holy Communion is, where it came from, and how we celebrate it!

Today, we can feel spring in the air!

It’s a special season when flowers pop up from the ground, animals come out of their winter hiding, and we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus during Easter. Spring is all about newness, about new life starting, just like when Jesus made everything new with his death and resurrection.

In this video, we have many fun Lego sets to build that can help us welcome spring and remind us of the special type of spring that Jesus gives us. Let’s learn how springtime is like Jesus while having some fun building Lego sets!

Easter is the most important holiday in our Catholic faith. But do you know what happened on Easter morning? How do we know Jesus wasn’t in the tomb? Who was there? Let’s learn more about what happened that day by playing with this Easter play set from Saintly Heart! Check out more of their Catholic faith-based toys at https://saintlyheart.com/

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Are you familiar with the Divine Mercy Chaplet? It is a prayer that came from a sister that was close to Jesus, and her name was Sr. Faustina. While praying, Jesus came to her and asked her to paint an image of Him, and then Jesus taught her the special Divine Mercy prayer. Today, we are joined by some of our friends here at Juice Box in this prayer video. We are going to:

• Tell you all about the Divine Mercy Chaplet and where it came from.
• Learn and practice how to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
• Have some extra fun by re-creating the Divine Mercy image using LEGO.

Check the video out, and let’s get started!

It’s time for another Lenten challenge! During Lent, we don’t eat meat on Fridays as a sacrifice since it was the day Jesus was crucified. We usually eat other food as alternatives for meat, and for Dilly, aside from cheese pizza, a fish sandwich is another excellent way to go on Fridays.

In this video, we again invited some friends to a challenge to see if they could guess where each fish sandwich is from and rate how good each one is. Let’s play and see which one is their favorite!

Good Friday is a sad day, but also the day that Jesus showed us how much he cared for us. It’s the day Jesus Christ suffered and died so we might be forgiven of our sins and join our heavenly father in eternal life. His story can be hard to think about, but He did all that because he loves us.

In this video, we are going through special reflections that help us pray and remember what Jesus did on his way to the cross on Good Friday. By doing the Stations of the Cross, we can walk with Jesus, just as He walks with us. Join us today as we pray the Stations of the Cross and build them with Lego.

During this time of the year, we celebrate St. Patrick’s day, and it’s usually when many people dress in green clothing and eat green-colored food.

St. Patrick was an incredible saint who taught the people of Ireland about God. He is most commonly known as the patron saint of Ireland, but did you know he is the patron saint of engineers? There’s also a famous legend that St. Patrick was so good at spreading the goodness of Jesus that he drove evil (symbolized by snakes) in Ireland, telling them to slither away to the sea! How cool is that?

Today, in celebration of St. Patrick’s Feast Day, Dilly has a special game planned for us! It requires some building, but it’s super fun, and you can EAT a part of it! What you’ll need are: 

• Lucky Charms
• Little Cups or Bowls
• Rubber Bands
• Popsicles 
• Spoon

Let’s learn more about St. Patrick while we have fun catapulting Lucky Charms! Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone!

You have sent in many great questions, and in this video, we’ll begin answering some of them in our brand new series called “Ask a Priest.”

In this series, we’ll answer questions about a priest, faith, the church, or anything about Jesus with the help of an actual priest! For this episode will start with answering some of your questions about Lent. Today we also have a special guest who gets to answer those questions. You might’ve seen him from our Pop-out Mass Video: it’s Fr. Tim Anastos! Check out the video, and let’s learn more about Lent together.

Lent is a Catholic devotion in preparation for Easter when Jesus rose from the dead. And during Lent, we are not supposed to eat meat on Fridays, so what would be a better alternative? For Dilly, cheese pizza is an excellent way to go on Fridays. In this video, we invited some friends to a challenge to see if they could recognize the vendor of each slice of cheese pizza. Let’s have some fun and see if they guessed it right!

Lent is coming, and here at Juice Box are preparing too! It’s that time of the year when everyone seems to be punishing themselves. Just kidding! Lent is a time before Easter when we focus on three important things to help us get closer to Jesus Christ:

• Talking to God through Prayer.
• Helping and sharing with others through Almsgiving.
• Giving something up for Jesus by Fasting.

So joking aside, there is so much more to this pre-Easter tradition than we might think. So in this video, we’ll share ten fun facts about Lent that you might not have known!

The Three Wise Men, also known as the Three Kings, traveled far from the East following a star to come and visit the new King, Jesus, after he was born. The Epiphany or the Three Kings Day should remind us how special Jesus is and that we should look for Him just like the Three Wise Men did. So today, we’ll be making a fun craft and learning more about the Three Wise Men, and here’s what we’re going to need:

• 3 Toilet Paper Rolls
• 3 Colors of Paint
• Paintbrush
• Scissors
• The Gifts (Decorations)
• Cotton Balls
• Yellow or Gold Paper
• Marker
• Googly Eyes
• Glue