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Sacred Heart Catholic School celebrated National Catholic Schools Week January 31- February 4, 2022. The theme this year was “Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service.”

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Students from Holy Savior Catholic Academy got the chance to etch their names in the cement, as the building project construction work progressed. Holy Savior is building an addition to its church and school that includes a gymnasium and classrooms.

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After two long years of waiting Gesu has once again been able to embark on its annual 8th grade field trip to Washington D.C. On Monday February 14th, fatigued and yet excited, 8th grade students and staff met before sunrise at Wayne County airport.

Mia Talamante and Tatum DeDios point out facts about St. Francis of Assisi to Principal Madeline Lyn

Indian Mission | 

The past few months have been awesome! As I reported in the last article, it is wonderful to have students back in person.

Indian Mission | 

The annual Native American Mass was celebrated on Saturday, November 6, 2022, at Saint Anne Catholic Church, Ruskin, Florida, in the Diocese of St. Petersburg.

Indian Mission | 

On December 28, 2021 the Pueblo celebrated the feast of the Holy Innocents. The children of the Pueblo usually dance, but because of the high cases of Covid, the Pueblo decided to have the children come to the Mission and receive a blessing.

Indian Mission | 

For several years, Saint Mary’s Church in Lower Brule, within the Diocese of Rapid City, South Dakota, has received a grant from the Black and Indian Mission Office (BIMO) to support operations on the Lower Brule Indian Reservation.

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During the month of February at St. James Parish, we celebrated our community. The parish held their annual festival after 2 years due to covid restrictions.

Buddy Reading

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During Catholic Schools week, our St. Mary’s Cathedral School student body was Blessed to have many community leaders, business persons, and religious come to our school.