Sacred Heart Coloring Pages for Kids and Adults (20 Different Designs)

May 31, 2020 By Angie Kauffman · PRINTABLES TIP: Always go toward the end of a post to find the printable. · Disclosure: This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. {I may be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.}

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Sacred Heart Coloring Pages for Kids and Adults (20 Different Designs) Post Preview: Looking for some fun and intricate Sacred Heart of Jesus coloring pages? Enjoy this printable coloring book of 20 Sacred Heart coloring sheets for kids and adults. These pages are perfect for the month of June, Religious Education, Sunday School lessons, VBS, or just for fun.

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I have really enjoyed offering up some fun themed printable coloring page sets over the past year. They have all been great for kids in elementary school through adults.

It started with a coloring page set for Easter with decorative Easter eggs to color. Then, for Halloween, there were intricately decorated pumpkins, cheerful turkeys with decorated feathers to color for Thanksgiving, and a bunch of different designs for Christmas. Then, there was a whole set of lovely hearts for Valentine’s Day (or, really for any time, since hearts are pretty versatile) and I got back around to Easter.

So, this year for Easter, I made a set of 30 intricately designed crosses to color. When Lacy from Catholic Icing and I were talking about the sets, she suggested that I made a set for the Sacred Heart of Jesus. And that suggestion brings us to right now.

Just in time for June, which is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, I have a new set of 20 Sacred Heart of Jesus coloring pages!

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As I mentioned above, this isn’t just a couple of coloring sheets in a packet. This printable packet has 20 different Sacred Heart of Jesus coloring pages!

Note: The actual download is a 21-page document since there is a terms of use/copyright page as well. 

Of course, you don’t have to use all those coloring pages, if that’s too many. I know – that’s a lot of pages! So, use this as a chance to have some options and only print out as many of the coloring sheets as you or your children (or students) want to use.

While I have had my husband draw many things for me to use in packets, including lots of awesome saints, this time around I had some different help. I’m happy to give a shout out to my daughter, Molly, who drew the Sacred Heart graphic for me to use for putting patterns into. (Don’t worry – I paid her for her time, which she probably put in her Doc Marten boots fund.)

In a fun collaboration, Lydia (one of the daughters of Lacy from Catholic Icing) colored one of the pages after I finished making them. After so many years of Lacy and I working together, we laughed that this was the first project that both of our daughters collaborated on as well.

Here is Lydia’s awesome coloring job of the page shown above, which she did as (an optional, not included) part of Lacy’s new at-home VBS program.

If you want to talk about the 12 promises of devotion to the Sacred Heart made to Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, it could be a great addition to this project.

You and your children (or students) can pick your favorite 12 pages to color and then write one of the promises on each of the 12 pages.

These Sacred Heart coloring pages are intricately decorated. Some are very intricate, while others have simpler designs. I tried to vary the difficulty to make this set appeal to lots of ages.

The first coloring page doesn’t include any intricate designs inside the Sacred Heart. However, it is on top of a “stained glass” design to make it a cool Sacred Heart Stained Glass Coloring Page.

Some younger children may find some of the more intricate pages to be overwhelming and may not have any interest in them. (Some are really quite intricate!) However, others may love them. You know your children or students best, so use your best judgment and just print out what works for them. These pages are wonderful for older children as well as teens and adults.

These Sacred Heart coloring pages are appropriate for elementary-aged children through high school, with a few also appropriate for preschool. They can also be used as religious adult coloring pages.

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If you want to grab the Sacred Heart coloring pages packet now, you can just scroll through this section (or scroll slightly up and hit the “buy now” button). However, if you want some other Sacred Heart activities, you’ll want to check out this section.

These Sacred Heart Truffles are a fun snack option that kids can help make. They call for red velvet Oreos, but you can really use any kind of Oreo you can find since that’s just what’s on the inside.

You can use this video from Catholic Icing to learn how to draw your own Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary:

Speaking of Catholic Icing, if you want three days of fun activities, snacks, crafts, and more to do with the kids with a Sacred Heart theme, you will absolutely want to check out Lacy’s new Summer with the Sacred Heart At-Home Catholic VBS Program!

Here is a very cool Sacred Heart Pocket Shrine project from Catholic Sistas. This would be a fun way to transform an Altoid tin!

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Coloring Sheets Set is available for personal or classroom use, but you must include the copyright credit line. You may not share, sell, publish, or host this printable set on other websites.

You may not use the graphics in this packet in any other projects. My daughter, Molly, made this graphic exclusively for use on Real Life at Home.

There are more terms of use to check out here. By downloading and using this printable, you are agreeing to the terms of use.

Thanks!

This is a paid packet for everyone (even subscribers). However, I have kept it inexpensive at just $3.00 for the 21-page packet for the one family/single classroom use. (There is also an affordable option to purchase for whole school/whole parish use.)

The high-resolution version of the coloring book file is a large file. So, the download will give you the option to download a slightly lower resolution version as well. This option still looks great or you can download the higher resolution version. You can decide which you want to download after you pay, as you will get a link to both versions.

Here is a quick preview of the pages in the whole packet:

(includes both free and paid options)

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