Supporting Catechists Teaching the Faith
Methodological resources for the Dobry Pasterz catechetical program designed to help teachers guide Polish-speaking children in discovering and understanding their faith.
"Dobry Pasterz" is a series created by Dr. Krzysztof Gospodariec and first appeared in 2011. The books received an Imprimatur and official approval from the Diocese of Brooklyn for use in Roman Catholic catechesis instruction.
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Resources for students and instructors
Each grade includes a student textbook with illustrated lessons and a separate instructor guide with structured lesson plans and discussion questions.

Engaging textbooks that help children discover the Catholic faith through stories, prayers, activities, and illustrations designed for Polish-speaking students.
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Practical teaching materials and structured lesson plans that support catechists in guiding students through the Dobry Pasterz program.
View lesson plansWhy choose Dobry Pasterz?
Four key advantages that set this series apart for Polish-speaking parishes across the US
Catechetical year aligned
Topics follow the full liturgical calendar.
Polish with English
Bilingual format supports instructors.
Exercises in every lesson
Hands-on activities reinforce learning.
Curriculum compliant
Meets RE curriculum standards.
Trusted by Leaders in Faith
Feedback from priests, educators, and parish leaders who use Dobry Pasterz in their communities.
He brings tremendous dedication and apostolic zeal for working on the faith and for deepening his relationship with God.
Raymond F. Chappetto
Bishop, Diocese of Brooklyn
These textbooks are a great help in teaching religion and an even greater help for the children who use them.
Ryszard Koper
Catechist
The author presents complex religious themes in a way that is engaging and accessible to young people living far from their home country.
Wojciech Gurowicz
Religious educator
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