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Today marks the start of a new school year, a very different one than any of us have experienced in the past. There are new rules and protocols to follow,

Come, Holy Spirit!

Easter season is coming to a close, and this Sunday marks the feast of Pentecost!  Need a refresher on what Pentecost is all about? Check out this video:

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CEW2020: A Future Full of Hope

“The very first dream of all, is the creative dream of God our Father, which precedes and accompanies the lives of all his children. The memory of this blessing,

CEW2020: Hope for the World

CALL TO PRAYER 

“The Christ-centered mission of each school, by its very nature, contains a call to service in the greater community. ”
(Renewing the Promise: A Pastoral Letter for Catholic Education,

CEW2020: The Hope Among Us

“Today, amid so much darkness, we need to see the light of hope, and to be men and women who bring that hope to others.” (Pope Francis, Inaugural Mass,

CEW2020: The Hope Within Us

"We are tougher than we seem. We are tougher than we think. Our stories will outlive us. Let's make them good."

A reflection from Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) on the fragile but powerful resilience of humans: pic.twitter.com/2hnwSXathS

CEW2020 Our Hope In Christ

“Christ is alive! He is our hope, and in a wonderful way, he brings youth to our world, and everything he touches becomes young, new, full of life.”

(Pope Francis,

Catholic Education Week 2020 “Igniting Hope”

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Easter in a Time of Pandemic: Faith, Hope, and Fake Positivity

I have spent a week trying to write this reflection.

I wanted to have it up on Easter Sunday, but the words just didn’t come.  My thoughts were jumbled,

Being the Church during Holy Week

Palm Sunday marks the start of the holiest week in the Christian Liturgical calendar. A day often marked with pews filled with families waving palm leaves was celebrated this year by priests and religious in mostly empty churches,