Spirit Dress for $1

Our school will partner with Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Alexandria to assist families with rebuilding and returning to their homes and schools. SJS will have spirit dress tomorrow, September 10th. Students may wear school jeans (*reminder - no jeggins or skinny jeans), any tennis shoes, and any SJS t-shirt (clubs, sports, fair, etc.) for $1 or any donation you would like to give. Students will make encouraging prayer cards and we will purchase gift cards for Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Walmart, etc. to put in each card.

Circles of Grace for Parents

It is required each year that the schools and churches of the Diocese offer parents information pertaining to creating safe environments for children. The Diocese provides these flyers for parents to review. The information on the flyer is set by the Office of Child and Youth Protection and changes each year.

Please click below to review the 2020-2021 Parent’s Informational Flyer, Summary of the Key Concepts of “Circle of Grace”

Circles of Grace for Students

It is required by the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People that all children enrolled in Catholic Schools and Parishes receive Safe Environment Training. The Diocese of Baton Rouge provides such training called Circles of Grace. This lesson will be taught to our Pre-K – 5th grade students on Monday, September 14th, and Tuesday, September 15th, 2020 by their Religion teacher. The lessons for our 6th-8th grade students will be taught during scheduled times during the week of 1st quarter exams, October 5-9, 2020.

Parents, please take time to review your child’s lesson plan that will be taught in the classroom prior to September 11, 2020 by going to:

https://learn.evangcatbr.org/circle-of-grace/

Password is: CareSafeChurch

· Click the PDF link that is associated with your child’s grade.

· The Circles of Grace lessons are available for review in English and Spanish

If you DO NOT want your child to participate in his/her safety lesson, please click the “Opt Out” form below, complete, and return it to the school office in a marked envelope to the attention of Cory Pinion NO LATER THAN Friday, September 11, 2020

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs.Cory Pinion at cpinion@sjscrusaders.org

6th-8th grade OPT OUT FORM.pdf
Parent Flyer.pdf
PreK-5th Grade OPT OUT FORM.pdf

Breakfast and Lunch

The Child Nutrition Program has been approved for a nationwide waiver from the USDA that will extend the summer feeding program through the end of this semester. ALL STUDENTS qualify for FREE breakfast and lunch from the CNP, regardless of income. This begins TODAY, September 9th.

5th-8th grade: Information was sent home in today’s Wednesday packet for students who expressed an interest in auditioning for one of the available cast positions in the Little Mermaid play. If your child didn’t receive one, please email Mrs. Notariano no later than Friday morning. anotariano@sjscrusaders.org

Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

September 13, 2020

“THE LORD IS KIND AND MERCIFUL, SLOW TO ANGER, AND RICH IN COMPASSION.” PS. 103

THE READINGS FOR SUNDAY’S MASS CAN BE FOUND AT:

HTTPS://BIBLE.USCCB.ORG/BIBLE/READINGS/091320.CFM

UPCOMING FEAST DAY: SEPTEMBER 14TH

THE EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS-

IN THE YEAR 326, ST. HELENA, THE MOTHER OF EMPEROR CONSTANTINE, IS CREDITED WITH FINDING THE CROSS ON WHICH JESUS WAS CRUCIFIED. THREE CROSSES WERE FOUND DURING THE SEARCH AND LEGEND HAS IT THAT THE ONE ON WHICH JESUS DIED WAS IDENTIFIED WHEN ITS TOUCH HEALED A DYING WOMAN. THE CROSS IMMEDIATELY BECAME AN OBJECT OF VENERATION. TO READ AN ARTICLE ABOUT WHERE THE CROSS MAY BE TODAY:

HTTPS://ALETEIA.ORG/2018/03/07/WHAT-HAPPENED-TO-THE-TRUE-CROSS-OF-CHRIST/

Adult Formation classes are starting this Sunday. Please join us and let us be a part of your Sunday. Classes are free. Come learn with us and grow your Catholic knowledge and increase your faith!
9:30 Am- 10:30 Am.
Please see the parish website for more information or contact
Rachael Perrin.

985-969-0151

www.stjosephsonline.com



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