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We hope you had a fantastic summer and are feeling refreshed and ready for an amazing school year ahead! As we open the doors to a new year, we want to extend a heartfelt welcome back to each and every one of you.
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My Transit Ride
The My Transit Ride program is an opportunity for new and first-time transit riders to increase their comfort level and ability to ride Calgary Transit safely and efficiently. Grade 7-12 students are invited to register for the upcoming August sessions.
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Register for Transportation
Parents/guardians are encouraged to register their eligible child(ren) for student transportation before June 26, 2024, to ensure transportation services are set up for the start of the school year. Registration requests received after June 26, 2024, may have services set up for the third or fourth week of September, pending space and bus/driver availability.
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2023-2024 Annual Report
In our 2023-2024 Annual Report, we celebrate our successes and department acheivements that contributed to the overall strength of our district this school year. Thank you to all our students, families and staff for another successful school year.
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Saint of the Month
<p>Saint Boniface was born during the seventh century in England and was baptized Winfrid. He became a Benedictine monk and, feeling called to preach the Gospel in foreign lands, approached Pope Gregory II who renamed him Boniface (meaning doer of good deeds)and sent him to Germany to preach the Gospel. St. Boniface spent almost 35 years travelling Germany, sharing the good news and building schools, convents and monasteries. He subsequently became known as the Apostle of Germany. On one occasion, he felled a giant oak that honoured the god Thor and used the wood to build a chapel in honour of St. Peter. He was also made Bishop and reformed clergy. He then evangelized in Holland where he was martyred in 754 along with other members of his new flock who were preparing for confirmation. He is the patron of file cutters<br>and tailors. For more information, click <a href="https://catholicsaints.info/saint-boniface/">here.</a></p>
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Saint of the Month
<p>Saint Boniface was born during the seventh century in England and was baptized Winfrid. He became a Benedictine monk and, feeling called to preach the Gospel in foreign lands, approached Pope Gregory II who renamed him Boniface (meaning doer of good deeds)and sent him to Germany to preach the Gospel. St. Boniface spent almost 35 years travelling Germany, sharing the good news and building schools, convents and monasteries. He subsequently became known as the Apostle of Germany. On one occasion, he felled a giant oak that honoured the god Thor and used the wood to build a chapel in honour of St. Peter. He was also made Bishop and reformed clergy. He then evangelized in Holland where he was martyred in 754 along with other members of his new flock who were preparing for confirmation. He is the patron of file cutters<br>and tailors. For more information, click <a href="https://catholicsaints.info/saint-boniface/">here.</a></p>
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Symbols of Our Faith
<p>The Sacred Heart is used in Catholicism to symbolize the divine love of Jesus for humanity. The symbol portrays the pierced heart of Jesus with a crown of thorns and flames surrounding it. The crown of thorns represents the suffering that Christ endured during his crucifixion and the flames represent the love he has for humanity. Devotion to the Sacred heart of Jesus is both well-known and widely practiced for divine love is at the heart of our life of Christian discipleship.</p>
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Symbols of Our Faith
<p>The Sacred Heart is used in Catholicism to symbolize the divine love of Jesus for humanity. The symbol portrays the pierced heart of Jesus with a crown of thorns and flames surrounding it. The crown of thorns represents the suffering that Christ endured during his crucifixion and the flames represent the love he has for humanity. Devotion to the Sacred heart of Jesus is both well-known and widely practiced for divine love is at the heart of our life of Christian discipleship.</p>
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Prayer of the Month
<p>We give you thanks, O Lord our God, for your faithful love and constant presence in our lives. Continue to open our eyes to the wonders of your glory and goodness that we may fully entrust you with our lives. Help us to listen to your voice and guide us as we strive to remain faithful to your call and to the promptings of the Holy Spirit. May we always be faithful disciples of Christ who uphold the dignity of all people and give expression to your compassion, mercy and love in the world. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.</p>
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Prayer of the Month
<p>We give you thanks, O Lord our God, for your faithful love and constant presence in our lives. Continue to open our eyes to the wonders of your glory and goodness that we may fully entrust you with our lives. Help us to listen to your voice and guide us as we strive to remain faithful to your call and to the promptings of the Holy Spirit. May we always be faithful disciples of Christ who uphold the dignity of all people and give expression to your compassion, mercy and love in the world. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.</p>
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Share Goodness
<p>Recognize parents who volunteered in the school or students who completed sacraments this year. You can also help stock up the St. Vincent de Paul food bank for the summer.</p>
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<p>Recognize parents who volunteered in the school or students who completed sacraments this year. You can also help stock up the St. Vincent de Paul food bank for the summer.</p>
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