Catholic Identity

St. Patrick School emphasizes not only academic excellence, but the nurturing of spiritual and moral growth. Our students participate in a variety of religious activities throughout the school year to further enhance their religious growth.

The Importance of Catholic Identity in St. Patrick School’s Education

At our school, Catholic identity is not just an aspect of our curriculum; it is the cornerstone of our educational mission. Rooted in the teachings of the Catholic Church, our commitment to Catholic identity shapes every facet of our students’ experience—academic, spiritual, and personal.

Catholic education aims to foster a holistic development of young learners, integrating faith and reason to cultivate not only intellectual growth but also moral and spiritual maturity. By embedding Catholic values and traditions into daily school life, we help students develop a strong moral compass, a sense of social justice, and a commitment to serving others.

Our approach ensures that students not only excel academically but also grow in their understanding of their faith and their role in the community. Through prayer, reflection, and active participation in sacramental life, students learn to see the world through a lens of compassion and respect for the dignity of every person.

In embracing Catholic identity, our school nurtures young learners to become thoughtful, ethical leaders who are prepared to make meaningful contributions to society, guided by a deep sense of purpose and a commitment to living out their faith.

 

Student Involvement: 

Attend weekly masses at St. Patrick’s Church

Morning prayer following announcements 

Daily meal prayer 

Religion courses that strengthen Catholic values through an enriched curriculum

Christmas Pageant and Concert

Opportunities to attend religious extra curricular activities 

 

Liturgical Celebrations: 

Back-to-School Mass 

Feast Days 

All Saints 

The Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin Mary 

Distribution of Ashes 

Stations of the Cross (every Wednesday of Lent) 

First Holy Communion (for our second grade class) 

8th Grade Graduation 

 

Community Involvement: 

Monthly Blessing Box Donations 

Baby Bottle Fundraiser for New & Expecting Mothers

Thanksgiving Food Drive 

Mittens and Toy Drive: Christmas Season 

Prayer Cards and Blessing Bags to Local Veterans, Servicemen, and Women

Caroling to Criss Manor 

Catholic School’s Week Class-Specific Fundraisers (January-February)

CSW Crafts and Games at the Senior Center

FRN of Lewis County Collections

Earth Day School & Community Trash Clean Up

 

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