St Raphael the Archangel Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday afternoon, my 7-year-old and I dove into the St Raphael the Archangel coloring page for kids. The vibrant images include St Raphael helping Tobias and healing the blind man. It's perfect for a Sunday school lesson on friendship and guidance. Free printable!
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St Raphael Appears to Tobias
A cheerful angel, St Raphael, appears to Tobias by a river, holding a staff and smiling, with a fish jumping out of the water nearby.
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Tobias on His Journey
Tobias walks along a path with St Raphael, the angel, guiding him, a large tree and mountains in the background.
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Tobias Catches the Fish
Tobias catches a large fish with St Raphael's help, both smiling, a riverbank and reeds framing the scene.
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Tobias Returns Home
Tobias joyfully returns home with the fish, St Raphael flying above him, a cozy house in the background.
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St Raphael Heals Tobit's Eyes
St Raphael gently touches Tobit's eyes, healing him, with Tobit's wife nearby looking surprised, a simple home setting.
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Thanksgiving Offering to God
Tobias and his family joyfully offer thanks to God with a small altar, St Raphael beside them smiling, surrounded by flowers.
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About this story
St Raphael is known as a helper and guide in the Bible. He appears in the Book of Tobit, where he helps Tobias on his journey. Kids will love coloring scenes of St Raphael as he guides and protects Tobias.
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask the kids, 'How do you think Tobias felt when he met St Raphael?' Highlight the moment when St Raphael heals Tobias' father. You might want to set a timer for 30 minutes, so they stay focused on the coloring activity. It’s a great way to connect art with the Bible story!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these St Raphael coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are free and no signup is required! You can easily download them as a PDF for personal or classroom use. They’re perfect for your Sunday school class, and the kids will love coloring them during lessons!
What can I explain about St Raphael while my kids color?+
As kids color, you can explain how St Raphael guided Tobias on his journey. Talk about how angels help us and remind them that St Raphael means 'God heals.' This can lead to meaningful conversations about friendship and trust in God.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
These coloring pages can be used to illustrate the story of St Raphael helping Tobias. You could read from the Book of Tobit and ask the kids how they think St Raphael felt helping others. This encourages discussion about being helpful and kind.
More about these coloring pages
During our art time last week, my 10-year-old asked me about the role of angels. We ended up coloring the St Raphael the Archangel coloring page for kids together. The pages show St Raphael guiding Tobias and healing his father's blindness. As we colored, I mentioned how Raphael means 'God heals' and how he helps people in need, just like when he says, 'I am the angel Raphael' (Tobit 12:15). We talked about how God sends angels to protect us, which sparked a wonderful discussion. Having these images printed out not only kept my kids engaged but also gave us a chance to reflect on St Raphael's importance in the Catholic faith. We even used colored pencils to make the illustrations pop! This activity can be a great addition to church lessons or at home for quiet time.