This is the category to replace your old news views email letter. It will feature aggregated content that normally appears in news views. The only difference is that some of the larger stand alone items have been removed to their own category (ie.g. Principal’s Letter, From the Parish, etc.)
Come cheer on St. John School AAA Volleyball teams in the playoffs. St. John has two teams in the playoffs this year – Grade 6 Boys and Grade 8 Girls! Sixth Grade Boys vs. St. Louise, Saturday, April 29, 9am, Assumption St. Bridget School. A win in this match means participation in the Championship game … Continue Reading »
Girls and boys entering grades 3 through 8 in the fall may register for summer basketball. Register online at www.hoopaholics.com. Contact dave.hoopaholics@hotmail.com for more information. Scholarships available.
The following students will receive Gift Certificates to Phinney Books for their winning Haiku: Pablo’s Beard The great beard that grows Makes school look so much smaller We’re lost in a beard. -Annabelle F. The Gift of Water Sunlight on water Dapples the riverbed where Hides the Spotted Trout -Olive S. A Destroyed World A … Continue Reading »
We are thankful for our volunteers who continue to give during this busy time. We are proud to announce the leadership of our Honor the Past, Embrace the Present, Secure the Future Capital Campaign. Suzie Burke and Frank and DeAnn Feeman have graciously accepted the role of Honorary Chairs. Our Campaign Cabinet includes: Mike and … Continue Reading »
St. John Cathedral Builders Presents Bishop Robert Barron’s Pivotal Players Thursday, April 27 – 7pm in Egan Hall If you enjoyed Bishop Barron’s CATHOLICISM series, you’re in for another treat. The Pivotal Players series illuminates a handful of saints, artists, mystics, and scholars who not only shaped the life of the Church, but changed the … Continue Reading »
Monday, April 17, 2017 – Greenwood Library re-opens for all! Refurbishing and improvements were designed to make it easier for patrons to interact with one another, create flexible, open, welcoming spaces and improve access to technology. Specific improvements included adding a laptop bar in the teen area, combining service desks, increasing seating options, adding electrical outlets to … Continue Reading »
Last Saturday afternoon, April 8, 31 St. John the Evangelist “pilgrims” shared a hot lunch at Crispin’s Kitchen, prayed the first two Stations of the Cross in our church, were blessed on our way by Fr. Crispin, and headed for the bus stop at Greenwood and 85th. We bused and walked to five more churches, … Continue Reading »
HOT LUNCH PORTAL OPEN FOR MAY & JUNE! Link here and place your order now! Portal closes Thursday, April 27, 11:58pm! O’Dea Summer Offerings: O’Dea High School has Football, Basketball, Jazz, and K-6 Grade Football camps for the summer. See attached registration forms with instructions and contact information: Football Camp Basketball Camp Jazz Camp … Continue Reading »
The Honor the Past, Embrace the Present, Secure the Future Capital Campaign continues to gain momentum. The Campaign Cabinet team met on Wednesday the 29th and has started volunteer recruitment. The Cabinet team is placing calls to individuals and families that indicated interest in volunteering as well as those that were identified as strong leaders … Continue Reading »
Q. In which country did unrest in late 2016 and early 2017 in the city of Kinshasa result after President Joseph Kabila decided not to step down? Q. Some of the earliest rugby balls were made out of pig bladders near the river Avon in this country. These questions and many others were part of … Continue Reading »
