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Posted on August 24, 2018 in: School News

Catholic Elementary School Collection

This September 8th and 9th the Annual Catholic Elementary School Collection will be conducted throughout the Diocese. This will only be an in-pew collection. Donation envelopes will be available in church. Appropriately titled, Faith for the Future, the collection recognizes that our futures truly do belong to the children we are educating in our schools today. Our 11 Diocesan elementary schools offer families a safe and nurturing environment in which to entrust their children’s academic, social and moral growth, preparing them to become the future leaders of our church and communities.

Please be generous in your support. Your contribution will help provide a Christ-centered and academically excellent Catholic education.

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