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SBS Choir's Powerful Message - Hope and Faith Week 31

Posted on November 04, 2020 in: School News, FaithSparks

The Office of Faith Events weekly video series "Hope and Faith" features videos focused on Hope and Faith during the pandemic. Week 31 This week on the Hope and Faith Series, St. Bernard's School Choir making the best of COVID-19 restrictions! Click the...

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Discover Catholic Schools Week

Posted on November 01, 2020 in: School News

My Dear Friends, November is a special month for our Catholic schools as we celebrate Discover Catholic Schools Week and our national Thanksgiving Day. We have a lot to be thankful for this year with the reopening of all our schools during these difficult times. While visiting the schools, it was...

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Virtual Open House - Saint Bernard School

Posted on October 30, 2020 in: School News

You are invited to a Virtual Open House where you can learn about Saint Bernard School's academic programs, athletics, campus life and much more. Saturday, November 7 Thursday, November 19 Saturday, December 5 or book a private in-person tour any time of the year! ...

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Superintendent's Letter: See the Positives Among the Challenges of this School Year

Posted on October 17, 2020 in: School News

On Wednesday, September 9th, The Most Reverend Michael R. Cote, D.D., Bishop of Norwich, appointed Dr. George Milot, Ed.D as Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Norwich. Dr. Milot comes very highly recommended and brings a wealth of experience as a veteran Catholic school educator and...

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Norwich, Catholic, schools, COVID-19

Saints Celebrate Safe Return to School

Posted on September 27, 2020 in: School News

Excitement and anticipation were in the air as more than 340 Saint Bernard School students returned to campus. After several months of planning and preparation by the administration and faculty, students resumed in-person learning for the first time since March. To make students and parent...

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Retirement after 40 Years in Education: Perfect Timing

Posted on September 21, 2020 in: School News

Imagine being a high school teacher for 40 years, walking into a classroom every day and presenting information in new and innovative ways. Think of all the changes in education you would have “lived through.” There was chalk on a chalkboard instead of markers on a whiteboard; filmstrips...

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Norwich, Catholic

Students Join Bishop Cote at St. Michael School Blessing

Posted on September 17, 2020 in: School News

FCC News Desk Young students of Saint Michael School in Pawcatuck gathered on the front lawn of their 'new' building at the former West Broad Street School on September 15 as Bishop Michael R. Cote, D.D., blessed the building with holy water and took part in a dedication for the new ...

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Norwich, blessing, Catholic

Superintendent's Desk: We're Blessed to Be Able to Re-open Schools

Posted on September 08, 2020 in: School News

My Dear Friends, The principals, head masters, deans, teachers and staff at all of the schools in the Diocese of Norwich are so excited and feel blessed to be able to re-open all the schools and deliver direct instruction to their students. The schools along with their committees have done a r...

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Norwich, Catholic, schools

Connecticut's Catholic Schools Are Ready

Posted on August 25, 2020 in: School News

Message from Executive Director Catholic Schools Are Ready By Christopher Healy No matter your age, or whether you are single, married, or with or without children, there has been no other issue that has so transfixed our society than the safe return of children to a regular, in-class e...

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Ministry Fair Essay Winners Announced

Posted on August 20, 2020 in: School News, Catholic Foundation News

Before this year’s Ministry Fair was cancelled due to the pandemic, the Office of Development held a contest for 4th and 5th grade students, requiring the submission of an essay entitled, “The Work of Christ Being Done Around Me.” We were so thrilled to receive many excellent essay...

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Employment Opportunity for an Executive Assistant

Posted on March 09, 2023 in: News, School News

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Employment Opportunity for an Executive Assistant

Xavier High School in Middletown is looking for the right person to fill the position of Executive Assistant to the Headmaster and Principal. Details can be found HERE. To view other job opportunities Click Here

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Three Miles Later

Posted on March 28, 2023 in: School News

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Last Saturday I heard a homily about the importance of taking care of our bodies. Jesus chose to come through our human flesh. He proclaims that our flesh is good. God wants us to take care of our bodies. Listening to this homily, I immediately thought of all the folks running in the St. Joseph School 5k beginning at 9am later that day! What a good example! Proud supporters of our beloved St. Joseph School in Baltic came out on March 25 to run in the school’s annual 5k fundraiser. Among the spectators were Sisters of Charity, St. Joseph School families and st...

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To Love is to Serve: Xavier Dean of Students Puts His Faith in Action

Posted on March 09, 2023 in: School News, FaithSparks

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To Love is to Serve: Xavier Dean of Students Puts His Faith in Action

Who knew that a young boy’s Catholic school education would solidify his career path in life? Especially when he really did not want to continue on to a Catholic high school as an adolescent. But life has a way of redirecting us and showing us what is truly important. That is what happened to Nicholas P. Cerreta, dean of students at Xavier High School in Middletown. After attending Mount Carmel Catholic grammar school in Meriden, Connecticut, from kindergarten through grade 8, Cerreta was ready to move on to a local public high school, but his mom had o...

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