The purpose of Shepherd and Sheep by Suzette is to provide a high quality, visually alluring, and easily assembled product.

These products are cut with a laser.  This allows us to cut each diorama and 2D figure with precision.  We have designed each one with box tail technology to allow even a novice to assemble them with complete confidence.  The added bonus is that we also engrave the figures and the buildings, when necessary, with added features to enhance the beauty.   Our products  are specifically designed to match our national associations specifications.  If you are a  supporting member of the CGS National Association you can use the assembling instructions on their website.  If you are not, I strongly encourage  you to support our National Association and sign up today!

The growth of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is also a high priority of Shepherd and Sheep by Suzette.   That is why we are here to provide the opportunity for all Parishes to have a beautiful and nurturing Atrium.

The work of the catechist is just beginning when they receive our materials.  They arrive unfinished, due in part to aide in the growth of the catechist and the community.  Please reach out to your fellow catechists and your parish for assistance.  Our goal is to encourage you to build a stronger community to help support CGS and the work of the child.

Shepherd and Sheep by Suzette is also offering a blog page, please check it out, post pictures of your finished materials and share any insights you discovered as you worked.

Have a Blessed Day and may the Holy Spirit always guide you and fill your Atriums with wonder and joy.

About Me:

On a personal note, I am a Level 3 nationally trained Catechist.  I have been working in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd since 1999.  I have 3 children who have all attended CGS and have gone through all 3 levels.  I fell in love with this work at my daughters first preschool, in Carefree, AZ.  They had just built a Level 1 Atria and all it took, for me, was to peer into the window of her atrium and I had to find out how to get into that room!   I aided that first year and the following summer I enrolled into a Level 1 course.

From my first level 1 training course, I absolutely fell in love with building materials.  One of the weekends during training was spent learning how to use a dremel (scroll saw). We all had a chance to cut out our own Shepherd and Sheep.  I of course went home and asked my husband to get me one for the garage, and our woodshop never stopped growing.

I have been truly blessed to work with and be trained by some awesome women in AZ.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my website and I hope you find what you need.