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April 23, 2010

April is a Busy month!

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The photos below show a variety of happenings around SFA School: Earth Day Celebrations, Math activies, the oratorical contest, preparing for Earth Day, preparing for Confirmation and First Penance.

Written by Sister Theresa Scanlon

April 9, 2010

Easter Season is 50 days!!

Easter is the Church's greatest feast, there are 50 days in the Easter season and so, we continue to celebrate and refect on God's unconditional love for each of us shown by the beauty of creation and by the gift of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. May we grow in God's love during this holy and blessed season.

At the Easter vigil, two of the third graders were baptized by Father Juan; a fourth grader who was baptized in an Anglican Church was received into the Catholic Church at the same vigil service. All three will receive First Communion on Sun. May 2, 2010. On Monday, April 12, the three new Catholics visited St. Francis of Assisi/St. Blaise Church with their classmates.

Written by Sister Theresa Scanlon