Our Lady of Guadalupe is a beloved figure for Catholics around the world, and she is especially revered in Mexico, where she is known as the “Empress of the Americas.” Her apparition to Juan Diego in 1531 and the miraculous image that was imprinted on his tilma (cloak) are some of the most well-known and beloved events in Catholic history.
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Ancient Relics, Christmas Pageants, Science Lessons, and Much More! βοΈππ
It has been an exciting week of Advent at the Diocese of Rockville Centre Catholic Schools! To celebrate the Advent and Christmas seasons, the students performed songs, readings, and Nativity narratives. The students learned many valuable religious lessons through teachings about the Immaculate Conception and ancient relics of a famous saint! Meanwhile, many students partook in exciting and valuable lessons in the fields of science and art.
Who is St. Nicholas of Myra?
Saint Nicholas of Myra, also known as Nicholas the Wonderworker, is a revered Christian saint whose life and legacy have left an indelible mark on the world. He is celebrated for his piety, generosity, and numerous miracles.
A Week Filled with Kindness, Adventure, and Exploration! π«ΆβοΈπ
Embrace the spirit of joy as we revisit a week filled with exploration and celebration at Long Island Catholic Schools ! Our students dove into the wonders of science. The halls echoed with laughter as students filled spaces with festive decorations, embodying the teachings of kindness and generosity. Children crafted mini pumpkin pies that spread the warmth of Thanksgiving joy and embodied the spirit of communal harmony that our faith encourages. Blessed by snowfall, our campus transformed into a winter wonderland during an impromptu adventure. Amidst the delicate dance of snowflakes, students discovered the beauty of Godβs creation, creating memories to last a long time.
Thanksgiving Fun, Father-Son Basketball Game, School Mass and more! ππ¦π€©
As we wrap up this faith-filled week with gratitude, let’s reflect on the excitement that filled every moment!
Spreading Kindness, Giving Thanks, & Yummy Pancakes! π«Άπ₯
It was a whirlwind of learning and community spirit this week at the Diocese of Rockville Centre Catholic Schools! Our curious and engaged students delved into the fascinating world of science as they compared pigments in leaves, while also acquiring valuable lessons on fire safety. The spirit of kindness permeated the school as we joyously celebrated World Kindness Day and embarked on a spirited scavenger hunt. Families came together to give thanks, and our students took the reins of leadership as the new student council was introduced.
Amidst all these enriching experiences, our students also marked the Feast Day of Saint Martin De Tours with a special celebration and dedicated time to improve our phonics skills. Our commitment to community service shone through as students organized a gently used book sale to raise funds for turkeys for our Parish Outreach, and a heartwarming pancake breakfast. The recently renovated library provided a cozy retreat for reading enthusiasts, and students took a moment to honor our veterans on Veterans Day. Our cultural arts endeavors added a creative touch to the week, making it an inspiring and memorable chapter in the academic journey of our students.