This week the Catholic Church celebrates Hallowtide with three days of prayers and celebrations for those gone before us. The triduum of feast days begins on October 31 with All Hallows' Eve followed by All Saints Day on November 1 and finishes up on November 2 with All Soul's Day. As a school, we celebrated All Hallows' Eve a little early with our trunk or treat event. All Saints Day will be celebrated as one school together at Saint John's Church. That event starts with Mass at 8:30 am on Friday, November 1 where our third graders will be dressed as their favorite saints. Following Mass students will spend time with their prayer partners learning about our wonderful saints! As we did with the last joint Mass students at Saint Mary's Campus should be dropped off at the front of Saint John's Church between 7:45 and 8:05. If you have siblings that attend Saint John's Campus they can also be dropped off at this time. The intercampus bus will leave Saint Mary's Campus at 7:45 and take before care as well as any others to Saint John's Church. Students who attend Saint John's Campus can be dropped of at their usual time and will walk to the church as a group. Following the All Saints Day festivities students from Saint Mary's Campus will be bussed back to their school.
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Through the lens of faith, the All Saints Catholic School community models a HEART-centered approach to forming every child of God, by emphasizing: High academic standards, Eucharistic identity, Acts of service, Respect, and Traditions of our Catholic Faith.
