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Saint Patrick Catholic School
Tacoma, Washington | PreK-8 Catholic School
1112 North G Street, Tacoma, WA 98403 | (253) 272-2297 | [email protected]
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Saint Patrick Catholic School
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Saint Patrick Catholic School, a ministry of Saint Patrick Parish, guides students in the pursuit of academic growth while inspiring joyful lives filled with love, service, and respect as disciples of Christ.
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Check out the article by Kristin Olmes Moore, Director β Marketing and Enrollment for Catholic Schools of Western Washington in the Archdiocese of Seattle, published by the National Catholic Educational Association (Official) about Catholic Schools Week and how schools in the Archdiocese like ours are setting a new standard with an innovative approach that uplifts students, families, and communities.
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This edition is jam-packed with fantastic opportunitiesβ like celebrating Catholic Schools, pizza if you share a name with a saint, a special 2-session discussion about the liturgical calendar with Deacon Bill, and a new saints cartoon for kids on FORMED and moreβ conta.cc/4h3t5G4 ... See MoreSee Less
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Email from Saint Patrick Catholic Church & School THE CORNERSTONE January 26, 2025 Third Sunday of Ordinary Time Having trouble viewing The Cornerstone? View this email as a webpage in your browser.οΏ½...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
π We had a January birthday bash for Melanie, Doug, Nick, Katrina, Karen, Abby, Kate, and Paige!
π¦ Thank you, Social Butterflies, for the donut holes, a zesty lemon blueberry loaf, and juicy grapes! ... See MoreSee Less
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We're celebrating Catholic Schools Week, January 26-February 1.
The week-long celebration kicks off at all masses this weekend at Saint Patrick Catholic Church and Holy Cross Catholic Church, with Saint Patrick Catholic School Shamrocks sharing a reflection on how to be the living expression of God's kindness and belonging.
Check out what's happening at simplebooklet.com/csw25#page=1 and bookmark the link to refer back to it during the week. ... See MoreSee Less
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Principal Kate Chambers reflects on her childhood memories of Catholic Schools Weekβ conta.cc/3Pz3AAu
Also in this edition are resources for immigrants and refugees and ways to support Catholic School families in California affected by the wildfires. ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome back, Sra. Gasper! We loved her sweet message and the beautiful photo of her babies!
"Hola a todos,
I am back in the game. Thank you, ALL OF YOU, for your constant support during this journey of us becoming parents (Jared and I). We are truly grateful for everything you have done for us since little Annika and Jonas were born.
God has taught us that you definitely need a village to raise your kids. I recognize the extra work many of you put in to help me in so many different ways. It is my hope that God will allow me to do something for you all.
Salud - Cheers π₯ to the beginning of a new semester." ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome back Señora Gasper!! Bienvenida. π€ se le extrañó mucho πβ€οΈ
Meet Leila Carlson, the mother of Sabrina in 6K and Coco, 3C. She is a school teacher, a Girl Scout troop leader, and a step aerobics teacher at the Center at Norpoint.
Did you know she climbed Mt. Fuji in 1999? What she loves most about Saint Patrick Catholic School is the wonderful staff. "I am grateful to have gotten to know many of them through my work with SPPA. During my term as president, my primary goal is to help build friendships among the families here. Our SPPA events are great for meeting new people and connecting with our school."
She encourages families to get involved in planning events and attend monthly meetingsβit's a fantastic way to earn volunteer hours! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello Leila! π
Students spent the past few weeks learning about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man whose words of peace and love changed the world and whose love, courage, and dream for peace continue to inspire us to work to make our world a better place.
Preschoolers discussed their dreams and how βPeace begins with me.β What are ways that we can have a peaceful heart?
Here are some ways to inspire peace in children. Share yours in the comments.
ποΈ Model empathy in all encounters.
ποΈ Encourage open conversations about feelings and emotions.
ποΈ Share stories and books about peace.
ποΈ Invite your child to care for plants and nature.
ποΈ Create a Quiet Time space in your home for reflection.
ποΈ Go for walks in nature and discuss the world around you.
ποΈ Teach your child deep breathing to stay connected to his/her body.
ποΈ Create a Gratitude Jar, adding notes each day of things youβre thankful for.
ποΈ Make cards for people in need of a ray of kindness.
ποΈ Involve your child in service projects like food banks.
ποΈ Use kind and powerful words in everyday interactions.
ποΈ Explore and experience other cultures together.
ποΈ Teach your child deep breathing to stay connected to their body. ... See MoreSee Less
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