Purple and Gold Day

The flowers are so beautiful - it feels like an early spring here today! Thank you so much for the well deserved love you show the teachers, not just today, but every day.  Thank you also to the parents who presented in the classrooms this week. 

Letter from Ms. O’Leary, Principal

All across the nation, Catholic Schools are preparing to launch the annual celebration of Catholic education and we are no exception. We will begin the week in the best way we know - with Mass. We look forward to having all students and their

Message from Ms. O’Leary

Every morning a group of teachers gathers to pray. Students, colleagues, you parents, parishioners, the poor, the refugees, friends, family are among those remembered. We also give thanks for our blessings. For me, these few minutes are very

January Virtue, Fidelity

Fidelity is the virtue of the month. We are encouraged to be faithful to our promises and resolutions and our to relationship with Christ. Some of the students said that fidelity was like being persistent, one of the Habits of Mind that they

Happy New Year! From the Principal

The Feast of the Epiphany follows quickly on the heels of New Year's. Both events offer us opportunities to ponder, reflect and plan. Traditionally at New Year's we resolve to make so many improvements in the coming year. We make bold plans to

O Joy!

It's beginning to look and sound a lot like Christmas here at St. John! The children are finalizing their Advent projects and singing carols as they make Christmas cards. The rehearsals for the final Christmas Programs are in full swing. We lit the

The Second Week of Advent

The second week of Advent saw us lighting two Advent candles at prayer on Monday, celebrating Mass on Tuesday and announcing the beginning of the Extraordinary Year of Mercy called by Pope Francis. At Mass, Fr. Angelovic reminded the students that