ICCS Postcard Exchange

ICCS Postcard Exchange Immaculate Conception Cathedral School students in grades 5th through 8th recently started a classroom postcard exchange with students across the globe.  Students sent postcards to classrooms across the United States, and within a few weeks heard from international schools that asked to be included in the exchange.  “ICCS parents donated postcards and …

Firehouse Fiesta!!

Firehouse fiesta!! Third and fourth grade students at St. Ann Catholic School in the St. Faustina Youth Society walked to the fire station on Alturia to deliver food to our Bartlett community first responders.      

Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions Celebrates Fifty Years of “Prayer without Ceasing” October Gathering of Liturgists Highlighted Past, Present, and Future of Liturgical Renewal

Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions Celebrates Fifty Years of “Prayer without Ceasing” October Gathering of Liturgists Highlighted Past, Present, and Future of Liturgical Renewal     Washington, DC – Well-wishes and congratulations from across the globe poured into Chicago last week, where close to 200 liturgists, speakers, and their guests gathered to mark the fiftieth …

St. Francis of Assisi School Students Collect Over 189,000 Pull Tabs for the Ronald McDonald House!

October 11, 2019- Students and faculty at St. Francis of Assisi School have been popping their tops for our friends at the Ronald McDonald House!  This year, SFA collected 189,753 tabs! Our 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students finished counting the tabs as part of the St. Francis Feast Day festivities on October 4th.   …

“Haunted by God” The Life of Dorothy Day @ CBU University Theatre

Dorothy Day started a movement responsible for supporting and housing the homeless. She spent 47 tireless years caring for the poor and leading the fight for a more active concern for the needy in our society. More than 200 organizations operate today following in her footsteps. On November 15th, join the Dorothy Day House Memphis …

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