The Bible Alive in Church Poster

Download our free poster and discover what a Catholic Church looks like inside and how our worship in Church has its basis in Scripture.

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What does a Catholic Church look like inside?

If you’re new to the Catholic Church or if it’s been part of your life for many years, this free downloadable poster provides you with an easy-to-understand visual representation of what you’ll find inside. 

It’s also a  great resource for Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3 RE lessons and for Children’s Liturgy groups.

  • Where do the sacraments take place inside a Catholic Church?
  • What are the different parts of the Church called?
  • Where do we worship in a Church? 

Share this poster in your home, school or parish and go deeper with the key Bible texts we’ve provided that have shaped our worship together.

Using our poster, you can find out where the Tabernacle, Font, Sanctuary Lamp, Incense Burner (and more) are located in our churches, as well as see where these are mentioned in the Bible.

This is a great guide for children and young people to help them understand the Catholic Church. If you’re a KS2 or KS3 teacher who needs to plan a RE lesson, this free resource will provide you with a great visual prompt to explain the Catholic Church to children and young people.

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More articles about the Bible for you to explore

Several Sacraments are shown in this poster, too. Can you find them? Use our Guide to the Bible and Sacraments to find out more about them—a great activity for a Children’s Liturgy group.

There are so many Bible phrases and sources of wording throughout the Mass. We’ve put together this more detailed resource to help you discover more.

Canon Pat Hartnett also explores how we can participate more deeply in the Mass in his article found here.

Click here for more free posters exploring the Bible for schools and parishes. This collection of downloadable posters provides a brilliant resource for teachers, RE teachers and catechists.