Students in Grades 1-8 should have completed up to lessen #21.
Students in Kindergarten should have completed up to lesson #28.
NOTE: All lessons have been opened until the end of May. This request has been made by you, our parents. Thank you! This will give you some extra time to complete lessons that may not have been completed during the course of this year. Thank you, again!
Happy Fourth Week of Easter everyone. Here are some highlights as we enter into the month of May, Mary's month! Thank you parents for all that each of you are doing to help your child grow in the faith!
This week...
- High School Seniors - Photos & Info needed
- Family Event: May Crowning
- Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
It's that time of year again when we are thrilled to celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating seniors!
We'd like to invite all graduate and their families to a special Baccalaureate Mass on May 23rd at 10:00AM.
In addition, we'd like to highlight our seniors in a short video presentation similar to last year. We are asking for all graduates to send us a senior photo and a short description of their future plans. You can send this information to either Sister Cheryl at srcheryl@marymathias.org or Tommy Fallon at tfallon@marymathias.org
Family Event: May Crowning. Sunday May 2nd.
May is the month of Mary! A time for special devotions to recognize Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth. Families are invited to bring their kids to help us celebrate this ritual and crown Mary with flowers.
Where: The Marian Grotto at Saints Mary and Mathias Catholic Church. Note: Please bring lawn chairs. Parents will be able to sit and socialize while kids make crafts.
Schedule
3:30 Crafts for kids to make flowers for Mary
4:15 Crowning of Mary service
4:30 Ice Cream and Social Time
May is Asia & Pacific Island National Heritage Month. Asian and Pacific Islanders (APIs) are among the fastest-growing minority groups impacting American society and the Catholic Church as well. We pray for our API brothers and sisters, especially as their communities have faced increased reports of incidents of racism and xenophobia during the COVID-19 pandemic.