Family & Community Support Services of Beaumont
Do you tend to be harder on yourself than you are on anyone else? Does your little inner voice criticize you constantly; or tell you that you are not good enough; or seem to be drowning in feelings of overwhelm and self-doubt on a daily basis? Join us for this 5-week FREE Online Building Self Esteem Support Group and learn how to implement strategies that will help you define yourself in a new, healthier way. You will come to understand the difference between self-esteem and confidence; and you will be given tools that can help strengthen the positive, loving connection within self, regardless of the ups and downs that are experienced as a part of your everyday life.
This Building Self Esteem Support Group Program runs every Monday evening, from February 3rd to and including March 10th – there will be NO session on February 17th (Family Day). Each session begins at 6:30pm (and lasts for about 1 hour or so each night). Participants MUST register (only once) ahead of time for this Support Group – the Zoom link will be shared via email.
This Program is being facilitated by Tacit Knowledge - and offered in partnership with Beaumont FCSS. The Support Group is available to everyone – you do NOT need to be a Beaumont resident to participate.
Participants are welcome to attend all or just some of the sessions, as they are able (different themes will be discussed each night, so you do NOT have to attend every evening to get something helpful out of the experience).
To register or for more information, contact FCSS at 780-929-1006 or by clicking here fcss@beaumont.ab.ca
Congratulations to the boys basketball team this past week as they defeated Cloverbar JH to improve to 2-0 in league play. While the girls fought hard, they ultimately lost bringing them to 1-1 on the season. On Monday, both teams will travel to play Sherwood Heights for their 3rd league game before a well deserved break. Additionally, both teams won their tournament opening games at the Lakeland Ridge Howler tournament this Thursday, which sends them to the semi finals on Saturday at 11:30, and then play for a top spot later that evening to hopefully bring home some hardware! Come on out and support our teams. Go Hawks!
OLPH Parish
We Remember, We Celebrate, We Believe
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP PARISH
13 Brower Drive, Sherwood Park AB. T8H 1Y7
Phone : 780 467 5470 Fax : 780 467 0530
E-mail: info@olph.ca Website: www.olph.ca
Dear Parents:
Welcome to a new year of Catholic education and faith formation for your child!
Each year, in a Catholic school, your child will learn about many aspects of their Catholic faith— including learning about the seven sacraments. In our Archdiocese, preparing children for the celebration of their own sacraments always occurs in the parish, with the support of the school: • preparing for First Reconciliation, and then First Eucharist, can begin when a child is 7 years of age and in Grade 2 or older
• preparing for Confirmation can begin when a child is about 12 years of age and in Grade 6 or older • special preparation is also available for children of any age who are not yet baptized
Most children attending Catholic schools are ready to receive at the ages shown above, but there is no such thing as too late. Are you seeking for your child to celebrate a sacrament, such as Baptism, First Communion or Confirmation? Are you ready to help them live out their Baptismal promises? Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish and Elk Island Catholic Schools are each involved in preparing your child for a Catholic sacrament along with you. It is a group effort, and everyone has a role:
• As a parent, the Church has always held that you are the primary teacher of the faith for your child. You teach them about God; set the example; talk about your own faith; and you bring them to Mass. • The place where the sacraments are celebrated and lived is the Catholic parish. We the people of God in the Church are each part of the Body of Christ. Being in relationship with the parish community (with all its challenges and blessings) is essential for your life of faith and that of your child. The preparation for, and celebration of, the sacraments happens in the parish church. • You must sign your child up for preparation at the parish. The school doesn’t do this part of the process for you. Catholic schools are a special place for children to learn more about Jesus Christ, to practice living in a community of faith, and to develop and deepen a relationship with Christ. We (Catholic parish and Catholic school) are eager to walk beside you and your children during this very special time.
Please call OLPH parish office 780-467-5470, send an email to sacraments@olph.ca or visit www.olph.ca/sacraments to get started or learn more.
As you prepare your child for their sacraments may this also be a special time for you - of deepening your own understanding and of growing in faith for the whole family!
Sincerely in Christ,
Rev. Jim Corrigan, Pastor
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish
A Roman Catholic Christian community.
We come together at our Lord’s invitation to worship God, celebrate the sacraments, and deepen our faith. We strive to be thankful, generous and welcoming, and are sent forth to help advance God’s Kingdom on earth by proclaiming the Gospel and serving others.
St. Theresa Catholic School
Email: stt@eics.ab.ca
Website: https://stt.eics.ab.ca/
Location: 2021 Brentwood Blvd, Sherwood Park, AB, Canada
Phone: 780-464-4001
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/St.TheresaCatholicMiddleSchool/