As part of Catholic Education Week, the St. Angela Catholic School community celebrated in numerous meaningful and faith-filled ways. The week began with a school-wide Catholic meditation, providing students and staff with an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and value of Catholicity.
Throughout the week, our school community also gathered for our annual Living Rosary, a beautiful tradition rooted in prayer, and community. Students represented each bead of the Rosary, transforming our school gym into a peaceful and sacred space illuminated by candlelight and centered around Mother Mary.
On Tuesday evening, St. Angela Catholic School proudly hosted a Family Math Night, where students, families, and staff came together to explore the world God designed with symmetry, creativity, and beauty. The evening was filled with wonder, structures, problem-solving, laughter, learning, and joy as families engaged in mathematical thinking and collaboration.
These meaningful experiences provided our students, staff, and families with opportunities to pause, pray, learn, and reflect together as Pilgrims of Hope, reminding us of the importance of faith, unity, and carrying the light of Christ within our school community.
