Men and women in uniform received an enthusiastic thank ... Catholic. They were invited to be honored with a prayer blessing and appreciation ceremony today as part of Catholic Schools Week.

Just what do you need to know about Catholic Schools Week and Catholic schools in general? This year, Catholic schools week is Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2022. Take time during this week to support your ...

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ... THIS YEAR MARKS THE 49 As we near the end of Catholic Schools Week, we're taking you inside some of the schools in the Pittsburgh area to show you how teachers ...

Today, though, doing my small part in celebration of Catholic Schools Week, I’d like to thank a few of them by name: Thank you, Sister Mary Amabilis. Sister Amabilis was my first grade teacher.

Catholic Schools Week was celebrated over parts of ... This meal is always looked forward to and usually brings in a large crowd. Thank you to the cooks, Denise Dirnberger, Susan Diebold and ...

Thank you for helping us every day of our lives ... Junior Rebecca Dunn said she looks forward to Catholic Schools Week every year because of the fun activities, like teachers versus eighth ...

The camaraderie is just one piece of Catholic Schools Week. It's also about appreciation. Students made thank you cards for people in the community who help support them. The charitability aspect ...

Three schools in the North Hills celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a series of scholastic and community events. The events Jan. 26 through Feb. 1 were part of annual festivities among Catholic ...

“Catholic Schools Week is our annual reminder of just the blessings of Catholic schools, the blessings of religious freedom. And, you know, just seeing all of these students come together and ...

Maine Catholic Schools Week 2023 will celebrate the mission of ... will dress in appropriate attire for Hawaiian Day, write thank-you letters to their parents and guardians for sending them ...

On Long Island, Catholic elementary schools celebrate the week with masses and open houses to thank parishioners, welcome visitors and introduce new families to the benefits of a Catholic education.