Welcome to Queen of All Saints Catholic School

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Welcome to Queen of All Saints Catholic School, where we nurture academic excellence and foster a deep understanding of Catholic faith, teachings, and values. Our safe and supportive learning environment celebrates each student's unique character and contributions, fostering a strong sense of community. We believe in the power of lifelong friendships and encourage active parental involvement to strengthen our school family.

We welcome families from all backgrounds, recognizing that faith is the cornerstone of our school. Give your child the opportunity to experience a transformative education rooted in Christ's legacy. Accredited by Cognia and recognized by the State of Indiana, our curriculum blends rigorous academics with a Catholic foundation.

Join our Queen of All Saints family and discover the difference. Meet our principal, speak with our dedicated teachers, and tour our school. Learn how our approach can enrich your child's life and prepare them for a successful future.

Yours in Christ,

Mrs. Kim Gondeck, Principal & Ms. Renata Gajardo, Vice Principal

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Did you know that this Friday is National Movie Night? To help give you some ideas, here is a list of 100 Movies Every Catholic Should See: https://100catholicmovies.substack.com/p/the-official-list-of-100-movies-every
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Today the Church celebrates the solemnity of Pentecost and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the apostles in the first century, which continues today through prayer and the sacraments. Lord, send your Holy Spirit upon us!
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🌟 So much fun in Mrs. Sienkowski's Kindergarten class! Our little artists had a blast exploring their creativity. Just look at those smiles! 🎨✨
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Today Bishop McClory will ordain Deacons Ivan Alatorre and Alexander Kouris as priests and William O'Donnell as a transitional deacon for the Diocese of Gary. Please keep them in your prayers today! If you are unable to attend the ordination in person, you can view it live or as a recording at https://www.youtube.com/dioceseofgaryin
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June is the month of the Sacred Heart AND it's the first Friday of June! Today is a great day to remember that Jesus' heart is on fire for love for each of us. Sacred Heart of Jesus, make us love you more and more.
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What a beautiful evening we had celebrating our 2025 8th-grade class! It was truly special to honor their time and achievements at Queen of All Saints. We wish them all the very best as they embark on their high school journey. May God bless each and every one of them! 🎓🎓
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#TBT to May 23rd! 🎓 We were absolutely thrilled to welcome back our QAS Alum from Marquette High School! It was a true joy to see them walk our halls again. We're wishing them the very best as they embark on their next big adventures, and may God continue to bless them every step of the way! 🙏💙
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Almost there! Just 2 days to go until Summer Break! 🎉 Our wonderful PK classes are celebrating their amazing accomplishments with their own special awards ceremonies today. And tonight, our incredible 8th graders will close a significant chapter at their Graduation Mass & Ceremony, starting at 6 PM. We truly hope you can join us in celebrating and sending your best wishes to our graduating class!
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✨This is a friendly reminder about our early dismissal this Friday, June 6th. Students will be dismissed promptly at 12:00 PM. Please ensure your child is picked up on time. ‼️Important: There will be NO Noah's Ark Aftercare available on Friday, June 6th. ✨We'd also love for you to join us for our special end-of-year events: End of School Mass: 8:30 AM in the gym Student Awards Assembly: 10:00 AM in the gym We look forward to celebrating a wonderful school year with you!
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🎉🎡 Miss Kimble's 1st grade class wrapped up the school year with a fantastic carnival-themed picnic yesterday! What a fun way to celebrate a great year! ☀️
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With just 3 days remaining in the school year, Queen of All Saints School continues to be a hub of activity! Today marks the end-of-year trips for our PK3, PK4, and Kindergarten students, who are enjoying their outings and preparing for advancement to the next grade level. Additionally, our 8th-grade class will be honored at their much-anticipated banquet, celebrating their journey at Queen of All Saints.
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The countdown is on! Just 4 days until summer vacation begins! Today, our middle school students are embarking on their much-anticipated end-of-year trips. Wishing them a day filled with joy, friendship, and unforgettable moments as they celebrate a wonderful year!
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Today we honor St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, courageous martyrs of Uganda who gave their lives for their faith in the late 19th century. Their unwavering commitment to Christ in the face of persecution continues to inspire the Church worldwide.
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It's the last Monday of the school year at Queen of All Saints! Let's make this final week unforgettable with joy, learning, and fun. Here's to a fantastic finish!
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Today we celebrate that Jesus ascended into heaven to be with his Father, a sign of what is to come for everyone who believes in Him.
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Today is the last day of May and it's the feast of the Visitation, when Mary met her cousin Elizabeth and John the Baptist lept in his mother's womb hearing the Blessed Mother's voice. Find one way to bring joy to someone today!
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As we get close to the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, here are some saints to ask to intercede for you or your loved ones who experience mental illness. Learn more about these saints and what makes them good patrons in this article: https://www.catholiccompany.com/magazine/mental-illness-patron-saints-6296?srsltid=AfmBOormrIcu0L3Zo8n0dWe1AxZLO7ruQPjrTUvbWSzODBJhY8cW1pI3
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What a delicious day for our 5th graders! They participated in an exciting "book tasting," Browse many different titles to discover new interests. This hands-on experience allows them to preview various books before selecting one to focus on, reinforcing the reading skills they've developed throughout the school year.
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The church where Pope Leo grew up has closed, but there is a renewed spirit in Dolton, IL now that a native son is the visible head of the Church. Read more in this story from the Northwest Indiana Catholic: https://dcgary.org/news/pope-leo-xivs-election-gives-new-hope-dolton-ill-and-church-formed-him
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Try Bible Roulette for some inspiration today! Tap the video to pause on a verse to pray with and allow the Holy Spirit to speak.
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Our PK3 students had a wonderful time creating crafts and reading books with their 6th-grade buddies! This year, they've truly cherished making these "big friends."
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Today's first reading is about a prison break. But don't worry, they're the good guys. "About midnight, while Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God as the prisoners listened, there was suddenly such a severe earthquake that the foundations of the jail shook; all the doors flew open, and the chains of all were pulled loose."
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Our 5th graders had an incredible Storyteller Spotlight experience with Newbery-Award winning author, Katherine Paterson! She's the brilliant mind behind "Bridge to Terabithia," a book our students loved reading this year.
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Today is the feast of St. Philip Neri, a saint known for his practical jokes and sense of humor. One Sunday, a man received the Eucharist and then walked straight out of the church, skipping the rest of Mass. St. Philip Neri didn’t scold him. He didn’t chase him down. He simply sent two altar servers after him carrying lit candles because that’s what the Church does during Eucharistic processions. St. Philip Neri, pray for us to learn how to teach the truths of the faith with love!
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This memorial day, we honor and pray for the men and women who have given their lives in service to our country. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.
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May is Asian and Pacific Islander heritage month. Did you know that there are many saints from this part of the world? Even though not normally associated with Christianity, God has raised up some holy men and women in Asia and the Pacific Islands. Learn about some of them here: https://aci.archchicago.org/asian-icons/120-martyrs-saints-china
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Mrs. Zerbes's art class is creating some amazing masterpieces! We're blown away by the talent and imagination on display. Check out some of the incredible artwork our students have produced! #QAS #artclass
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It's a Saturday in May, which is Mary's day during Mary's month! Take a few moments right now to pray 3 Hail Marys and entrust yourself and your loved ones to Jesus through Mary's care.
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This isn't AI– Pope Francis and Pope St. John Paul II LOVED sports! It has been widely reported that Pope Leo is enjoys playing tennis and is a White Sox fan. Do you think our new Holy Father's prayers can bring a championship back to Chicago? 😂
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What a fantastic opportunity for our readers! Our students joined Mackin's "Storyteller Spotlight" for a special LIVE Q&A with Lauren Tarshis, the brilliant author behind the I Survived series! It was so exciting for our kids to see and hear her, and we even typed in their questions live. So cool to be part of a national event with other schools!
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The bread used for Mass can be low in gluten, but it can never be gluten free. Why is that? Find the answer in this article: https://www.osvnews.com/why-cant-the-church-offer-a-completely-gluten-free-host/
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There are so many reasons to pray for peace– in our world, in our communities, in our families, and in our own minds and hearts. We lift up these intentions in a special way today.
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During religion class, our 2nd graders colored a beautiful prayer for the new Pope as they awaited the announcement. Our 3rd graders also tuned in to watch the live announcement of Pope Leo XIV! What a special way to connect with our faith!
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May is Mary's month... did you know that Our Lady has a connection to ladybugs? Read the endearing story in this article: https://www.churchpop.com/ladybugs-a-sign-of-our-lady-the-endearing-story-of-how-the-insect-earned-its-name/
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Look what our amazing STEM students have been up to! Mrs. Skibo's classes enjoyed some open-ended building time, letting their imaginations soar. They also tackled a fun challenge, constructing delicate snowflake structures with marshmallows and spaghetti. Learning through hands-on exploration is what it's all about at QAS! #QASFifthGrade #STEMEducation #HandsOnLearning #SnowflakeSTEM
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Good morning, Queen of All Saints families! We are operating on a normal schedule today with power. We understand that Michigan City Area Schools are experiencing a two-hour delay; however, Queen of All Saints School does have power. Please note that our early dismissal at noon remains in place. Kindly ensure your children are picked up promptly at 12:00 PM. Also, there will be no Noah's Ark program today. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Have a wonderful day!
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It warmed our hearts to welcome back our Queen of All Saints alumni, proudly donning their caps and gowns, as they strolled through our halls once more. May God's grace and blessings accompany you on all the exciting journeys ahead. Congratulations, Class of 2025! We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you! ❤️🎓🎉
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Today is the feast of St. Matthias, who was chosen to join the 12 apostles to replace Judas. He is also the secondary patron of the Diocese of Gary here in Northwest Indiana. St. Matthias, pray for us!
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What happens to your shadow when you turn away? 🤔 Our amazing 1st graders explored the science behind shadows this week! They discovered why we have them and how they change. #QASScience #FirstGradeFun #Shadows
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6th grade students working on nets to find surface area.
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In today's Gospel, many people leave Jesus because they find it difficult to believe his teaching on the Eucharist. But Peter bravely points out that only Jesus has the words to eternal life.
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What a beautiful moment to witness! The enthusiasm of our students here at Queen of All Saints truly filled the halls with joy upon the announcement of white smoke. We join in prayer for Pope Leo XIV as he begins his pontificate. May the Holy Spirit guide him! #NewPope #CatholicEducation #QASSchool #Faith #PopeLeoXIV
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Curiosity sparked in Mrs. Lohse's second grade as students tested various materials to uncover their insulating and conducting secrets.
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Today is the second day of the conclave to elect our new Holy Father. Keep an eye on your news alerts, it could happen today! And we continue to pray for the cardinal electors: O God, eternal shepherd, who govern your flock with unfailing care, grant in your boundless fatherly love a pastor for your Church who will please you by his holiness and to us show watchful care. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.
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You're warmly invited to join us for Mass on Thursday, May 8th, at 8:30 AM in the beautiful Queen of All Saints Church. On this special day, our wonderful 8th-grade and 3rd-grade students will have a special part in helping us celebrate May Crowning in honor of Mary, Queen of Heaven. We look forward to praying with you!
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What a wonderful splash of color today for Teacher Appreciation Week! Our 2nd and 3rd graders looked fantastic, all decked out in GREEN to celebrate three amazing staff members: teachers Mrs. Lohse and Mrs. Kaczka, and our awesome aide, Mrs. Piazzisi. Thank you to everyone who participated in honoring them with their favorite color! #teacherappreciationweek #catholicschool #WeLoveOurTeachers
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The conclave to elect our new Holy Father begins today. Bishop McClory has encouraged us to pray for the cardinals and for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit throughout these days.
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Did you know that the conclave is guided by both a rule book and a prayer book for the cardinals who will elect our next pope? Read more about them in this article from the Northwest Indiana Catholic: https://dcgary.org/news/how-conclave-works-its-guided-rule-book-and-prayer-book
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The conclave to elect the next pope begins this Wednesday, May 7. While there is much speculation in the media, we really don't know who will become our next Holy Father. All we can do is pray. Bishop McClory has asked all of us to pray, "Come, Holy Spirit." You can also go to this website to be assigned a particular cardinal to pray for during these days of intense discernment: https://praycardinal.com/
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Today is Star Wars Day! May the Fourth be with you (and with your spirit).
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Today is the feast of Philip and James, two of the apostles. In this Easter season, we can ask them to pray for us in a particular way as we seek to witness to the Risen Lord.
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Jesus feeds the 5,000 in today's Gospel. This piece of art by Little Dove Artwork is made from 1,117 finger prints. It's amazing to think of how many people Jesus fed with just 5 loaves and 2 fish. He is a miracle worker!
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TEACHER + STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK Help the PTO appreciate our teachers & staff next week (May 5-9)! Donate nut-free snacks for the Staff Lounge snack bar. Sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lTTcd9qCOY0tvL_PXsJBmfV3MSDbABy1ZIOPiA5hv7w/viewform?edit_requested=true Questions? Text Catherine Arnold (219-309-6343). Don't miss the flyer with all the fun planned for Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week! We hope you'll join us in showing our teachers and staff how much we appreciate them.
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You're invited! Tomorrow, Friday, May 2nd, from 7:00 to 7:45 AM in the QAS Cafeteria, we'll be celebrating all moms and the special women who nurture our students. We hope you can join us!
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Many young people will be graduating later this month and starting a new phase of life. But how do you discern your vocation?
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Having celebrated the Confirmations of our QAS students this past March, we now turn our thoughts to the many young people who will be receiving this important sacrament in the coming weeks and months. Do you remember your Confirmation? Where were you confirmed?
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Today is the feast of St. Catherine of Siena, who helped to keep the Church unified in a time of great trial. St. Catherine, pray for us!
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Easter is a season that is 50 days long (we feast longer than we fasted)! We'll be hearing Easter hymns for a few weeks. Do you have a favorite one?
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This weekend we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday and hear the Gospel story of Thomas, who struggled to believe in Jesus' Resurrection. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!
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For the past several weeks, Fridays have been days of penance. But today, we celebrate because Jesus is risen, He is risen indeed!
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Second grade planted radish seeds. They are investigating how plants need water and sunlight to grow. Students will compare seeds grown in light and dark conditions.
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Easter is only beginning! This week is the Easter octave and the whole season lasts for 50 days. Learn about 8 kid-friendly activities to celebrate the Easter season in this article from the Northwest Indiana Catholic: https://dcgary.org/news/eight-christ-centered-kid-friendly-activities-do-easter-season
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Today is Tuesday of the Octave of Easter, which is when we celebrate every day with the same joy as we celebrate Easter Sunday. Alleluia, the tomb is empty!
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With sorrow, we mark the passing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis, today, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. We thank God for his pontificate, marked by mercy, humility, and care for the poor. His passing on Easter Monday points us to the hope of the Resurrection. Let us unite in prayer for the repose of his soul and for the guidance of the Holy Spirit upon the Church during this time of transition. "Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen."
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In continued celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord, please be advised that there will be no school on Easter Monday, April 21st. We anticipate the return of students on Tuesday, April 22nd.
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Alleluia, He is risen, He is risen indeed! All of creation rejoices because Christ who once was dead is alive again.
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Today, the whole earth stands still in mourning and waiting. We experience the absence of Jesus from our midst, even absent from the tabernacle of our church. We hope to see you tonight for the Easter Vigil.
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Today, our salvation is won for us and we confront the gravity of our sin. Take a few moments to look at the crucifix today and reflect on the depth of God's love.
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Please be reminded that school will be closed this Friday, April 18th, in observance of Good Friday, a solemn day of reflection within the Christian tradition.
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Today, Jesus washes the feet of his disciples, demonstrating the reality that we need to humble ourselves in order to be able to follow Him.
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Today is often called "Spy Wednesday" because it was the day when Judas agreed to betray Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. We often betray Jesus for much less 30 pieces of silver. As we prepare to enter into the Sacred Triduum, how can you make sure Jesus is the priority in the coming days?
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In today's Gospel, Jesus confronts Peter the fact that he will deny Jesus out of fear. Under pressure, would you be able to defend your faith?
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It's Holy Week! Did you know that cleaning is a traditional Good Friday activity, an act of penance that appropriately prepares our hearts and homes to fully celebrate Easter?
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Today is Monday of Holy Week and the Gospel focuses on Mary, Lazarus' sister, anointing Jesus' feet with oil. Judas gets angry and says, "Why was this oil not sold for three hundred days' wages and given to the poor?" Jesus reminds us that what we do for love of Him is never wasted.
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Holy Week begins today as we welcome the Lord with songs of praise, just to shout, "Crucify him!" moments later.
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It's hard to believe, but next Friday we will be celebrating Good Friday. As Jesus draws closer to Calvary, remember his sacrifice was made out of love for each of us.
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In today's Gospel, Jesus makes a bold claim that would be easy to miss if you're not paying attention: Jesus tells us that He is God by referring to Himself by the same title He revealed to Moses.
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"Where are you going, Lord?" Following Jesus contains many mountain top moments when we are filled with joy and excitement, but it also involves the Cross. pray this simple prayer today for the courage to follow Jesus.
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God bless our newly confirmed students. May the Holy Spirit's gifts fill you, and may God guide you.
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A sea of bright faces filled the hall as our school proudly inducted new members into the National Junior Honor Society. This momentous occasion celebrated the hard work, dedication, and outstanding achievements of these exceptional students. Surrounded by their beaming families, each inductee was recognized for their commitment to scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. Congratulations to our newest members; we are incredibly proud of your accomplishments and look forward to your continued success!
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2025 is a year of jubilee in the Church, but you don't have to go to Rome to make a pilgrimage! Bishop McClory has designated 6 sites as pilgrimage locations for Catholics to earn the jubilee indulgence. Find a listing of the sites, what times they're open, and learn more about the indulgence at dcgary.org/NWIjubilee
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As we journey through this Lenten Friday, let's take a moment to reflect on the season of sacrifice and renewal. For Catholics aged 14 and older, this means observing abstinence from meat today, a tradition that helps us connect more deeply with Christ's own sacrifice. Of course, we also understand that health is paramount, so if you have any dietary restrictions or health concerns, please prioritize your well-being and make choices that are right for you. Let's support each other in our Lenten observances and find meaning in this shared experience
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Happy feast of St. Joseph! Today is a solemnity in the Church, which means it is a day of feasting even in the middle of Lent. Take a break from your fasting today in honor of St. Joseph and remember that God will always provide for you.
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March is Women's History Month! God has worked through the lives of many women from biblical times to modern saints. Do you have a favorite female saint?
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Happy St. Patrick's Day! May the road rise to meet you, may the wind always be at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, and rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.
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Happy Saturday! Remember to "call your mother" and ask Mary to intercede for you today.
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Did you know that you can pray the Stations of the Cross with life-size statues at the Shrine of Christ's Passion in St. John? Bishop McClory celebrates the Stations of the Cross at the shrine every Good Friday. You can even pray along at work or home with this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhkoCTfNJwo
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Today is Pi Day (3/14)! It's a common misconception that faith and science (or math!) are incompatible. Read this article that debunks common myths about the Church and science: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/does-the-church-oppose-science
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EARLY RELEASE DAY Important: Early release this Friday, March 14th. Students will dismiss at 12:00 PM after lunch. Prompt pickup at 12:00 PM is essential. Please note that Noah's Ark Aftercare will be closed.
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☘️🌈Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with some fun and festive activities at school! We're planning a special morning to add a touch of green and a lot of cheer to our day. Here's what we have planned for Monday morning, March 17th: ☘️Jeans Day! Students can wear jeans for $2. Please send the $2 payment to your child's homeroom teacher by Friday, March 14th.. ☘️St. Patrick's Day Ducks: Add a cute, festive touch to your day with a St. Patrick's Day duck for $2. ☘️St. Patrick's Day Bracelets: Show off your St. Patrick's spirit with a fun bracelet for just $1. ☘️Green Beads: Complete your look with a string of green beads for only 50 cents. Sales will take place in the breezeway on Monday morning from 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM. All proceeds from these sales will go towards the National Junior Honor Society.
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The 6th grade had the opportunity to attend the Michigan City Chamber “College and Career Expo”. Students came away with information about possible careers to choose. They also had the chance to talk to several colleges and gathered information on scholarship opportunities.
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Don't forget, tomorrow is a Friday in Lent! As you plan your meals, ask Jesus to use this small sacrifice for His glory.
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☘️🌈Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with some fun and festive activities at school! We're planning a special morning to add a touch of green and a lot of cheer to our day. Here's what we have planned for Monday morning, March 17th: ☘️Jeans Day! Students can wear jeans for $2. Please send the $2 payment to your child's homeroom teacher by Friday, March 14th.. ☘️St. Patrick's Day Ducks: Add a cute, festive touch to your day with a St. Patrick's Day duck for $2. ☘️St. Patrick's Day Bracelets: Show off your St. Patrick's spirit with a fun bracelet for just $1. ☘️Green Beads: Complete your look with a string of green beads for only 50 cents. Sales will take place in the breezeway on Monday morning from 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM. All proceeds from these sales will go towards the National Junior Honor Society.
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Prek3 has been exploring math concepts by using a variety of materials such as pretzels, mini marshmallows, mini erasers, counters, popsicle sticks, and dominos.
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We have made it through one week of Lent. Here are some words of encouragement as we seek to open ourselves to God's grace this season.
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Prek3 loves their Catholic school!
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Did you know that March is the month of St. Joseph? We will celebrate his feast day on March 19th. St. Joseph, protector of the holy Church, pray for us!
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To celebrate finishing S.E. Hinton’s The Outsiders, 8th grade students dressed like characters in the novel today.
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Happy Monday! Jesus loves you.
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In the Gospel readings this weekend, we hear about Satan tempting Jesus, fundamentally trying to make him forget that he is the Son of God. Satan can try to do the same thing with us, making us forget how deeply loved we are by the God of the universe. This is a throwback to Bishop McClory's Lent column from 2 years ago: https://dcgary.org/news/avoid-identity-theft-lent
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