4th Sunday of Lent
Laetare Sunday
Dear Blessed Trinity teachers, students, and families,
"Laetare! Rejoice!" We have so much hope in the Resurrection and we're halfway there!
We have exciting news: we are no longer called "Pastorate 18" but have been given the name "St. Maximilian Kolbe Pastorate!"
St. Maximilian Kolbe was a Polish priest and lived during World War II. He was sent to Auschwitz where he took the place of a prisoner who was a father of two young children. St. Maximilian Kolbe was steadfast to the faith until the end witnessing hope and peace to his fellow prisoners.
When he was a young boy, Mary appeared to him and offered him a red crown (for martyrdom) and a white crown (for purity/sanctity). She asked him which he would like to have and he asked for both. St. Maximilian Kolbe knew that neither were going to lead to an easy life, but that God doesn't call us to ease and comfort, but rather to be Saints!
What a great patron we have to pray to!
St. Maximilian, pray for us.
--Mrs. Zepp
--Mrs. Zepp
Dates to Remember:
- March 14: Early Release at 12:30 - Conferences
- March 15: No School - Conferences - Fish Fry
- March 20: Donuts with Dad (after 8:00am Mass until about 9:00; more information to come)
- March 24-March 31: No School - Easter Break
FACTS Tuition Payments for Taxes
Blessed Trinity Catholic School Families can access their annual tuition payments made though the FACTS system using the following directions.
1. Sign into your FACTS account using your username (email) and password
2. Under the Payment Plan and Billing, click on the current school year payment plan
3. Click on the Payments tab
4. Click on the outlined box labeled "View Printable Payment Summary"
5. Select year or date range you would like to print
6. Print
1. Sign into your FACTS account using your username (email) and password
2. Under the Payment Plan and Billing, click on the current school year payment plan
3. Click on the Payments tab
4. Click on the outlined box labeled "View Printable Payment Summary"
5. Select year or date range you would like to print
6. Print
Virtue of the Month
Each month we focus on learning about a different virtue to help our students grow in holy habits. Attached you will find more information about the curriculum we use to guide our discussions and point us to Saints that exemplify each virtue. Below are some activities for you to do as a family to make home connections about what we learn in schoo
Marhc Virtue:
Mercy
Definition:
Caring about those who are suffering
Congratulations to Jameson, Bodhi, Lincoln, Jackson, and Caly for the Virtue of February: Honesty!
Raise Right & Lunch Menu
Check out the great deals this week for Raise Right!
We had to change our school code due to a scam, if you have trouble accessing your Raise Right account or would like family members to be able to access our account, please reach out to thellenbrand@btcatholic.us or azepp@btcatholic.us to receive the code.
Next Hot Lunch for Monday, March 11:
- chicken nuggets
- french fries
- fruit
2023-2024 Nuts & Bolts
Parish/Diocese/Community News:
Sincerely Yours,
Mrs. Alicia Zepp
Principal
Contact Us:
Email: azepp@btcatholic.us
Website: btcatholic.us
Facebook: facebook.com/BTCatholic
Blessed Trinity Catholic School seeks to provide a holistic and Christ-centered education that equips our students to become the young men and women that God created them and calls them to be.