St Christopher Coloring Page
A line drawing of St Christopher carrying the Child Jesus across the river — with a 'did you know?' fact box about the patron saint of travelers.
Free Printable · Ages 5–12 · No Email Needed
Free Saints Coloring & Activity Pack
A ready-to-print Catholic activity pack for children. Three pages: a St Christopher coloring page, a Works of Mercy matching game, and a prayer to trace. Print, color, pray — all in one beautiful PDF.
3 printable pagesSt Christopher coloringWorks of Mercy activityPrayer tracing sheetFree, forever
What's Inside the Pack
Each page is designed to be printed on standard A4 or US Letter paper, then colored or completed with a pencil. The pack is entirely self-contained — no internet connection needed once downloaded.
Works of Mercy Matching Activity
Match five Corporal Works of Mercy to their pictures (Feed the Hungry, Give Drink, Clothe, Visit the Sick, Shelter). Includes an answer key.
Prayer to Trace
Large, traceable text of an original prayer in the spirit of St Christopher — perfect for little hands learning to write while praying.
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No account, no email, no cost. Click to download and open in any PDF viewer — then print at home or at your local library.
For Parents & Catechists
Each page in this pack is rooted in authentic Catholic tradition, chosen to spark gentle conversation between children and the adults who love them. Here's what each activity teaches:
Who Was St Christopher?
Feast Day July 25. A giant who devoted himself to serving travelers — and one night carried a small child who revealed himself as the weight of the whole world: Jesus Christ.
Corporal Works of Mercy
Drawn from Matthew 25, the seven Corporal Works include feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, clothing the naked, sheltering the homeless, visiting the sick, visiting the imprisoned, and burying the dead.
Why Trace a Prayer?
Writing and tracing prayers is a classical Catholic practice — it engages the body and mind together, helping young children memorize and internalize faith at an early age.
Coloring as Contemplation
Coloring saint images is a gentle form of catechesis. Children focus on the story, ask questions, and carry the image in their memory long after the page is finished.
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How to Use This Pack
- Downloadthe PDF using the button above — it will save to your device's Downloads folder.
- Printall three pages (or just the one you need) on regular printer paper. Black & white or color printers both work well.
- Gather pencils, crayons, or colored markers for the coloring page. A regular pencil works for the tracing sheet.
- Sit together — read the St Christopher fact box aloud, do the matching activity as a family, and trace the prayer as an evening or morning ritual.
- Share with your parish, homeschool co-op, or Catholic school. The PDF is freely shareable.
Free Catholic printables for the whole family
Download the Saints Activity Pack now, or play the free St Christopher Kingdom browser game — a gentle Catholic adventure for kids ages 5–12.