The Easter Season doesn't end on April 20! It continues for 50 days until Pentecost on June 8. Here are some ideas to keep the celebrations going.
- Resurrection Rolls: https://www.catholicicing.com/how-to-make-resurrection-rolls-aka/
- "Stained Glass" Cross: https://www.catholicicing.com/how-to-paint-temporary-stained-glass-on-windows/
- Natural Easter Egg Dyes: Didn't get your eggs dyed by Easter morning? Don't worry you can still do it any time during the 50 days of the Easter Season. For a new tradition, try using natural products you have around the house. https://www.reallifeathome.com/natural-egg-dyes/
- Catholic Mom: The Catholic Mom website is full of ideas to celebrate the liturgical year. I especially like their weekly activities that coordinate with the Sunday Gospel readings. https://www.catholicmom.com/sunday-mass-activities
Blessed Carlo Acutis will be canonization a saint on Sunday, April 27 in St. Peter's Square in Rome. Carlo is known throughout the world as the first saint of the new millennium. He died in 2006 at the age of 15 from leukemia. Carlo combined his love of the Eucharist with his interest in technology and created a website that explores Eucharistic miracles. The website is linked below.
As the event gets closer, you can keep an eye on the Vatican's social media pages for information about streaming the canonization Mass.
Mass Schedule at 8:15am
April 1 in the Chapel: 5th-8th grades (6 - Edwards)
April 3 in the Chapel: K-4th grades (4 - Warnecke)
April 8 in the Chapel: K-4th Grades (4 - Herrmann)
April 10 in the Chapel: 5th-8th grades (5 - Brandmeyer)
April 16 at St. Nicholas Church: Preschool - 8th grades (7th grade)
*** Mass at 8:45am ***
April 24 in the Gym: K-8th grades (3 - Starzyk)
April 29 in the Chapel: 5th-9th grades (5 - Spain)
May 1 in the Chapel: K-4th grades (3 - Zagorski)
May 8 in the Gym: K-8th grades (2nd grade)
May 13 in the Gym: K-8th grades (8th grade)
