Choose! A Catholic Game of Free Will

This card game has some deep cuts for Catholics. You'll need to know your Saints as well as what is important to the little old church ladies. It is easy to play and can be good for both active and lapsed Catholics, just in different ways. The cards themselves are well made and a pretty standard size and are sturdy. They last for many years with a minimum of care. They are waxed, so if you play while having some drinks you don't have to worry as much.

We absolutely love the Brother Francis – Choose! “Would You Rather” Card Game! It’s such a creative and engaging way to bring faith into everyday conversation while still keeping things lighthearted and fun.The questions are thoughtful, sometimes funny, and often surprisingly deep. They’ve sparked great discussions with our family that we wouldn’t have had otherwise. It’s been especially helpful for getting kids (and even teens!) to open up and think about their faith in a relatable way.The quality of the cards is excellent—they’re laminated and durable, which makes them perfect for repeated use in busy households, classrooms, or youth groups. You can tell this product was designed with real-life use in mind.We’ve used it for family game night, and I could easily see it being a hit in Catholic classrooms or youth ministry settings. It’s a great mix of fun and informative!If you’re looking for a meaningful, screen-free activity that brings people together and encourages faith-based conversation, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

This “Would You Rather” Catholic family game is a nice option for a religious household. The questions are appropriate and make it easy to start conversations, especially in a family or group setting. The cards themselves feel well made and have a nice quality to them. The only thing to keep in mind is that there isn’t much structure to the game. The cards are more random, and you basically pick two and ask “would you rather,” rather than following a set order or rules. It still works, but it’s more free-form than a traditional game. Overall, it’s a simple and enjoyable way to spark conversation, especially for families looking for something faith-based and easy to play.

My wife ordered this thinking that we could probably play it together , many of the situation topics are above my head she's Catholic I'm not just Christian but a lot of them are over her head as well, I think some of them are just pretty obscure. Everything's made very well The cards are nice nothing that will tear up easily and we had fun with it sitting and playing the first two games that can be played with two people the third game it list you have to have four or more which is basically a would you rather with a point system, but overall we had fun playing.

This card game was a big hit at youth group, comprised of middle and high school kids. The middle school kids are learning about Saints, so they were able to relate to the questions and understand the cards. Everyone had fun playing the game, and it helped foster faith-based discussions. There is a good variety of cards, and they're durable to hold up against a few rounds of throwing the cards back and forth. Overall happy with this product.