Blog Category: Assumption Middle School

Dear Assumption Catholic Schools Our Lenten journey with Jesus continues.  We fast, we pray, we give alms.  How has your journey been?  Have you been able to spend time contemplating the good that we have?  Yesterday, the Middle and High School students heard a talk by Christopher Stepanick – his theme was be joyful.  Do […]

Dear Assumption Catholic Schools, Our Lenten journey continues.  I hope your journey is fruitful. The strength this week is diligence – accomplishing tasks with tireless dedication. The opposing vice is indolence –  the weakness to avoid an activity or make an effort, The slide deck has more prayers, resolutions and testimonials, Diligence 2022-2023 MINI PDF […]

Dear Assumption Catholic Schools, Welcome to Lent.  We begin our journey of prayer, fasting and almsgiving as we accompany Jesus on His journey to Jerusalem and His death on the Cross.  Lent is a time to reflect and think about how we live the Gospel message. The strength this week is kindness. to be friendly, […]

Dear Assumption Catholic Schools, The season of Lent approaches,  How have you prepared yourself to journey with Jesus on His way to Calvary?  God so loved the world that He sent His only Son to become man, live and teach among us and die for our sins.  We remember this each week when we celebrate […]

Dear Assumption Catholic Schools, May the blessings of our Triune God be upon you and your family.  We continue in ordinary time journeying with Jesus as he assemblies His Apostles and spreads the Good News. The strength this week is UNDERSTANDING- to know what is right to do in each situation. Asking others and praying […]

Greetings Assumption Catholic Schools The Christmas season came to a close this past weekend, although on the traditional liturgical calendar the season extends to Candlemas on Feb. 2nd.  Officially, we are back to Ordinary Time until Ash Wednesday. Fun Fact – St. Peter’s Basilica is not the Pope’s cathedral – the Archbasilica of St. John […]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Our celebration of the birth of Jesus continues.  Today is the Feast of the Epiphany, to be followed by the baptism of our Lord.  Depending on which liturgical calendar the Christmastide can last until February 2nd – Candlemas – Moving into 2023 we celebrate the life of Pope Emeritus […]