Learn the Our Father Prayer

The Our Father prayer is easy to learn. Catholics say it during both the Mass and the Rosary. It is part of many novenas, too.

It is so important because Jesus Himself taught it to the Apostles who passed it on to us. Children love to learn of this direct link from Jesus.

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St. Anne's Helper offers an audio version with both the First Communion and the Confirmation Catechism as well as Catholic worksheets in the Catechism Copybooks.

You can also learn the Our Father with our free Catholic Rosary videos.

Catholic prayer is the life-blood of the Catholic religion as evidenced in the lives of the Catholic saints.

The Our Father Prayer

Our Father, Who art in Heaven,
Hallowed be Thy Name;
Thy Kingdom come; Thy Will be done
On earth as it is in Heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread;
And forgive us our trespasses
As we forgive those who trespass against us;
And lead us not into temptation,
But deliver us from evil. Amen.

The Our Father Prayer is the most important prayer in the Catholic Religion since Jesus Christ Himself gave it to us and taught it to the Apostles who kept it for us. This means that God Himself gave it to us directly! It is used during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Most Holy Rosary.

You can see samples of the Hail Mary worksheets here.

Our Father Handwriting Worksheets

If you buy our worksheet downloads, your students can practice writing the prayers and answers in the Catholic catechism. The Our Father is included and you can see and print a sample of the Hail Mary below. Choose manuscript or cursive:

Manuscript & Cursive Writing Worksheets

Print these sample worksheets below. The First Communion copybook (from the Baltimore Catechism No. 1) comes with both manuscript and cursive writing as does the Confirmation copybook (from the Baltimore Catechism No. 2). Print all three!