Every Thursday the 8th grade class reads the upcoming Sunday gospel. We discuss ways to incorporate the gospel into our everyday lives (SLE A4). After thoughtful discussion each students reflects on ways they can utilize Jesus’s message in their family setting, sports teams, and school. This week we listed ways we can bear good fruit […]
One of the religion standards for Kindergarten children is to be able to explain forgiveness. Your children wrote about being sorry and asking to be forgiven. Look at their beautiful work!
The 7th grade class is finishing their study of Jesus’s parables. They read many different parables and discussed the lessons in each one. We are working on spreading God’s message and improving our everyday life.
This week begins our celebration of Catholic school education. The Middle School continues to study the Old Testament, New Testament and Catholic principles. This week’s classes will focus on appreciating our Sacred Heart community!
Kindergarten students have been discussing Epiphany. We have learned the gifts the Wise Men brought to Jesus were to show they loved and honored Him. The gifts of incense, gold, and myrrh have special meanings we can use to show love everyday. Our prayers are like incense. Our kind words and actions are like gold. […]
The 7th grade class read the gospel of MT 2:1-12 about the wise men visiting baby Jesus. After more research about the event we discussed the importance of Epiphany and what it means for us to share our gifts with each other. Last, they wrote a prayer for the new year.
The Fifth grade class discussed how the Holy Spirit is always with us. We also discussed how the Holy Spirit was with Jesus when he was Baptized.
The 8th grade class in religion has been working on saint reports. The reports have been very interesting and well written. The surprising background information on saints include how many of them made questionable choices in the beginning of their lives and yet went on to be men and women of extraordinary faith and good […]
On Wednesday the middle school of Sacred Heart participated in a Living Rosary prayer service. Each student had a part holding a bead and saying a prayer. The rest of the school recited the prayers and listened to the mysteries of the Rosary. It was a peaceful, reverent service honoring our mother Mary.
This week for Twitter Tuesday we wrote about and discussed the quote, “However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.” We are focusing on the idea that we have to keep working hard. My friend Dr. Hall came to class and taught us all a college math lesson […]