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We are proud to celebrate National Hispanic Herita We are proud to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! At Cathedral, students start learning Spanish in kindergarten. But they don't just learn the language. Students are also taught about the culture, including Day of the Dead and Cinco de Mayo!

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Schools don't just teach children academics, they Schools don't just teach children academics, they shape the whole person. That's why Cathedral values the arts! With weekly art and music classes, and yearly events like the Poetry Cafe and Reader's Theater, students get the opportunity to explore a wide variety of artistic interests.

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🐛🦋 MONARCH MAGIC IN 5TH GRADE! 🦋🐛 Today, fifth gr 🐛🦋 MONARCH MAGIC IN 5TH GRADE! 🦋🐛

Today, fifth graders had the opportunity to see several different stages of the monarch life cycle happening right before their eyes!

🐛 They watched a monarch caterpillar move into its J-hang, getting ready to form its chrysalis.
🦋 They saw a monarch just minutes after it had eclosed (emerged from its chrysalis!), with its brand-new wings still soft and wet.
❤️ And they even had the incredible opportunity to gently handle a newly emerged monarch while its wings were still damp and drying, before it was ready to take its first flight!

These butterflies are extra special because they are part of the fourth generation; the generation that will make the incredible journey all the way to Mexico! 🇲🇽🦋

There is something pretty amazing about learning about the monarch life cycle in a book…but it is a completely different experience when you get to watch it happen right in front of you.

These are the moments that make learning come alive! ❤️🐛🦋
Cathedral School will be hosting it's annual Blue Cathedral School will be hosting it's annual Blue Mass on Wednesday, September 30 at 8:30am.  We invite all law enforcement, fire personnel, first responders, EMTs, public safety, communications, and military veterans to attend.  Donuts & coffee with the students will follow Mass.  Please RSVP with the Cathedral Parish Office.
Our eighth graders had a beautiful experience this Our eighth graders had a beautiful experience this week as Deacon Tim guided them through the sacred practice of Eucharistic Adoration right here in our Cathedral. 🙏
For many of these young people, it was a meaningful introduction to one of the most cherished traditions of our Catholic faith — spending time in quiet prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. Deacon Tim walked them through the history and significance of Adoration, and then gave them the gift of silence to simply be present with the Lord.
It's a joy to watch the next generation encounter Christ in such a profound and personal way. We are grateful for dedicated leaders like Deacon Tim who help our young people grow in their faith.
Please keep our eighth graders in your prayers as they continue their journey of faith formation this year.
The school garden is looking beautiful and tasty! The school garden is looking beautiful and tasty! 🌱🥕
From helping build the garden last spring, to planting seeds, to now watching the harvest come in, our students have been part of every step of the journey. There's something special about seeing young people dig in the dirt, tend to growing things, and then enjoy the fruits (and vegetables!) of their hard work.
What a wonderful way to learn patience, stewardship, and the rewards that come from caring for something over time.
Middle School is learning the art and etiquette of Middle School is learning the art and etiquette of flag ceremony!  It is the job of the Middle School students each school day to raise and lower our flags. 

We believe that teaching students flag etiquette goes beyond just teaching them patriotic values, it instills respect, understanding, and a deeper connection to the nation’s history and ideals.
What is one piece of advice you would give to new What is one piece of advice you would give to new families at Cathedral School this fall?  Share your answer in the comments!
Today is National Read a Book Day! Today is the pe Today is National Read a Book Day! Today is the perfect day to cozy up with a book after Mass!
This week, our Kindergarten class was welcomed int This week, our Kindergarten class was welcomed into the Cathedral School family with our Welcome Mass and flower exchange! This yearly tradition touches our hearts as we watch these young souls get ready to blossom. 

Luke 8:15
"But the seed on good soil stands for those with a noble and good heart, who hear the word, retain it, and by persevering produce a crop."
Question of the week: New family or longtime Cath Question of the week:  New family or longtime Cathedral community member?  Tell us how long you have been part of our school family!  Share your answers in the comments and we may give out some prizes!
Welcome back Cathedral School families! We'd love Welcome back Cathedral School families!  We'd love to see your Back to School photos in the comments!
What is the one school supply your child absolutel What is the one school supply your child absolutely HAS to have every fall?  Bonus points for the classics!  Share your answer in the comments!
Question of the week: What are you and your kids Question of the week:  What are you and your kids most looking forward to when school starts back up at Cathedral?  Let us know in the comments!
Our students thought Father Andy and Father Anthon Our students thought Father Andy and Father Anthoni should visit a water park this summer.  But why visit a water park when you can surf Lake Superior?! Where should we send the good priests next?
#lakesuperior #superiorcathedralschool #summerfun #surfinglakesuperior
Question of the week: What grade is your child he Question of the week:  What grade is your child heading into this fall?  Let's see all the grade levels represented in the comments!
Question of the week: Summer is a great time to s Question of the week:  Summer is a great time to slow down and reflect.  What is one blessing your family is grateful for right now?  Share your answer in the comments!
Your friends shape you in countless ways. We shoul Your friends shape you in countless ways. We should all encourage and support our friends to become more Christ-like. How are you celebrating National Friendship Day today?

"Encourage one another and build each other up" — 1 Thessalonians 5:11
Question of the week! How does your family keep f Question of the week!  How does your family keep faith at the center during the busy summer months?  We'd all love some inspiration! ✝️ Share in the comments!
🦋 A note from Mrs. Nielsen! 🦋 Hello, Cathedral st 🦋 A note from Mrs. Nielsen! 🦋

Hello, Cathedral students! I hope you're all having an amazing summer! I've already released 44 monarch butterflies, and 26 more emerged from their chrysalises just this morning! 

Did you know that it takes four generations to complete their annual migration cycle? The first three generations live only about 2–6 weeks, laying the eggs that will continue the journey north. The fourth generation, often called the super generation, is different. It can live up to 8 months and flies thousands of miles to Mexico to overwinter before beginning the cycle again the following spring. Each generation has a unique purpose, and together they accomplish something no single butterfly could ever do alone.

As a Catholic teacher, I can't help but see God's fingerprints throughout this incredible journey. The transformation of a monarch reminds me that God is constantly working in each of us. Just as the caterpillar leaves behind its old life to become something entirely new, Christ invites us to leave behind our old selves and become the people He created us to be. We may not always understand the changes God is making in our lives, but we can trust that He is shaping us for a purpose.

The story of the four generations also reminds me that each of us has a unique role in God's plan. We may never see the full impact of the seeds we plant, the kindness we show, or the faith we share, but God uses every generation and every person to carry His mission forward. Together, we are part of something far greater than ourselves.

"If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation." — 2 Corinthians 5:17
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