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St. Joseph School Offers More Clubs, Sports

Posted on February 26, 2020 in: News, School News

Over the past two years, St. Joseph School (SJS) in North Grosvenordale has increased its offerings to students in interscholastic athletics and extracurricular activities. The expansion of these activities stemmed from a summer meeting in late July 2018 when a group of parents brainstormed ways ...

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Xavier Students Shine in Yale Model Congress

Posted on February 25, 2020 in: News, School News

Xavier High School students Benjamin Pitruzzello ’22, Jordan Hetu ’21, Daniel Lyons ’21 and Cole Sierpinski ’21 recently won awards for individual pieces of legislation they wrote and presented in their committees at the Yale Model Congress. Pitruzzello also won an award a...

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Sacred Heart Kindergarteners Learn About Giving

Posted on February 12, 2020 in: School News

Giving Tree helps students fill backpacks for the less fortunate How do you bring religion lessons to life for young children? This year for an Advent religion lesson on giving and sharing with children less fortunate, kindergarten teacher Trisha Fleury asked her class at Sacred Heart S...

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Saint Bernard Theology Teacher is Ryken Award Winner

Posted on February 06, 2020 in: School News

The 2019 Ryken Award was presented to Mr. Paul Servideo, a theology teacher in his second year at Saint Bernard School, following a school Mass on December 9th. "Mr. Servideo has won our admiration in the quiet unassuming manner reminiscent of XBSS founder Theodore James Ryken, and he is mos...

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Family, Faith and Fun!

Posted on February 02, 2020 in: School News

As part of the new Diocesan Faith Formation curriculum, students and families from grades K-2 from Blessed Sacrament Parish, Tolland, met recently for breakfast, faith sharing, fellowship and to work on a holiday service project. The service project consisted of making personalized placemats for ...

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Superintendent's Letter: Teaching is Truly a Vocation in Our Schools

Posted on January 30, 2020 in: School News

My Dear Friends, On a personal level, this January is special to me, as I experience 2 milestones: my 40th year in the field of education, and my 25th year in Catholic school administration. God has truly blessed me every step of the way and it is my pleasure to serve the Diocese of Norwich in...

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Sacred Heart Students Win Knights of Columbus Essay Contest

Posted on January 30, 2020 in: School News

8th Graders at Groton School earn awards The Spellman Council 6107, Knights of Columbus, sponsored their annual essay contest for all Catholic students in grades 8 through 12 in the Diocese of Norwich. This year’s theme was “Charity is the theological virtue which we love God ab...

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Mercy High School Opens Nationwide Search for New President

Posted on January 23, 2020 in: News, School News

The Presidential Search Committee has recently posted criteria that they are seeking in the next leader of Mercy High School, a Christ-centered Catholic diocesan college preparatory high school for young women, located in Middletown, Connecticut. Founded in 1963, Mercy is a highly rated, private ...

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Students Welcome Refugees and Immigrants

Posted on January 22, 2020 in: News, School News, FaithSparks

Recently the third through sixth grade faith formation students at St. Matthew Church completed a stewardship project benifitting refugees and immigrants that are being helped by Sr. Mary Jude from the parish of Sagrado Corazon de Jesus in Windham and the organization IRIS (Integrated Refugee &...

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Diocese Honors Teens for Leadership and Character

Posted on January 17, 2020 in: School News

Bishop Michael Cote recently presented three high school students with the St. Timothy Award for outstanding Catholic character, integrity and Christian leadership. The three recipients are Ann Lucia Bernadette Geoly, a student at Ledyard High School and member of Our Lady of Lourdes in Gales Fer...

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St. Bernard, Mercy High Schools Hold Graduations

Posted on June 01, 2023 in: School News

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St. Bernard, Mercy High Schools Hold Graduations

Saint Bernard School in Uncasville and Mercy High School in Middletown both held graduation ceremonies this week. Saint Bernard School is a Roman Catholic co-educational college preparatory school for grades 6 through 12 located in Uncasville, Connecticut. It is co-sponsored by the Diocese of Norwich and the Xaverian Brothers and welcomes students of all faith backgrounds who value academic excellence, personal and spiritual growth, and a commitment to community. A total of 64 seniors graduated with the St. Bernard Class of 2023. ...

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Mercy Chamber Choir Wins Contest, Will Open for Foreigner During Their Farewell Tour

Posted on June 01, 2023 in: School News

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Mercy Chamber Choir Wins Contest; Will Open for Foreigner During Their Farewell Tour June 1, 2023 This morning, the Mercy Chamber Choir was surprised with a live announcement from the team at WFSB, The River 105.9 and IHEART Media and Entertainment... their submission was the winning performance in the Foreigner Choir Contest! Mercy Chamber Choir will open for Foreigner during their Farewell Tour performance at Mohegan Sun on September 1. Students also earned a Bose sound system valued at $2000 for school. To watch the opening segment, please visit th...

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Mercy's Honor Students Create Easter Treat 'Bunny Bundles' for Children

Posted on May 10, 2023 in: School News

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Mercy's Honor Students Create Easter Treat 'Bunny Bundles' for Children

Mercy's National Honor Society recently led their annual Bunny Bundles drive. NHS members coordinated efforts to collect enough candy to create 311 Easter treat bundles for children. They donated the care packages to the Saint Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen, Amazing Grace Food Pantry, Saint Elizabeth's Home, and Mercy House for distribution. Advisor Daniela Aparo notes, "We'd like to thank our Mercy families for their generosity in helping us carry on this long-standing Mercy tradition."

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