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As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, we r As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, we reflect on God’s abundant gifts this season. Fr. Andrew invites our Cathedral School family to cultivate a spirit of stewardship and gratitude in all we do.
We can still hear the giggles and excited voices f We can still hear the giggles and excited voices from last week's Blessing of the Pets!  Fr. Andrew blessed cats, dogs (lots of dogs!), bunnies, a chicken, a snake, and even a lizard. All creatures great and small were welcome, and every one of them went home with a special blessing.

This year’s celebration was extra meaningful as we marked the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and ecology. St. Francis saw God’s goodness in every living thing, and it was a joy to honor his legacy with so many of our furry, feathered, and scaly friends.

#BlessingOfThePets #StFrancisOfAssisi #StFrancis800
In this month of the Holy Rosary, do you need a re In this month of the Holy Rosary, do you need a refresher on how to pray it? Check it out here, and don't forget to include Fr. Andrew in your intentions: https://www.usccb.org/how-to-pray-the-rosary
Self-care is not selfish. Mental health is just as Self-care is not selfish. Mental health is just as important as physical health. What are you doing for self-care this weekend?

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The 4th and 5th graders did an amazing job represe The 4th and 5th graders did an amazing job representing Cathedral School at Fort Folle Avoine! ❤️

Students stepped back in time and learned what it would have been like to grow up in the early 1800s and live at a fur trading post. They learned about the daily lives of fur traders and voyageurs, the important role of the Ojibwe people in the fur trade, and what it took to live and work in northern Wisconsin more than 200 years ago!
One of the coolest parts is that Fort Folle Avoine is located on the actual site where two competing fur-trading companies—the North West Company and XY Company—built posts in 1802. The original site was rediscovered by archaeologists nearly 170 years later, and the fort was reconstructed using evidence found during the excavations and information from the traders’ journals!

What a fun way to bring history to life! ❤️
Our 3rd–8th grade students have the opportunity to Our 3rd–8th grade students have the opportunity to learn how to altar serve! ⛪️🙏
We are so proud of our students for learning another beautiful way to participate in the Mass and serve God and our parish community. ❤️
Tickets are now on sale for the Wish Upon a Star D Tickets are now on sale for the Wish Upon a Star Dinner Auction Fundraiser! We hope that you will join us for this red carpet event as we celebrate Cathedral School.
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After all, the stars of our show are our students! ✨
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According to the Yale School of Medicine, reading According to the Yale School of Medicine, reading can improve a child's physical and mental health by providing them with a healthy mechanism to reduce stress. This October, let's encourage healthy habits and pick up a book!

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What a beautiful morning to play (and learn) in What a beautiful morning to play (and learn) 
 in the garden!  Students spent time looking for seeds and learning about the garden this morning.  They even had the opportunity to see bumblebees sleeping on a sunflower! 

We’d like to bottle days like this!  What a great way to experience God’s creation!
Second graders along with Cathedral School familie Second graders along with Cathedral School families are filling the food shelf at St. Francis Church with 10 wagons full of food!  Full bellies and warm hearts.  Who can ask for more?
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, so October is National Bullying Prevention Month, so this year we're remembering that Cool Cats Don't Bully, they stand up for their friends and tell a trusted adult.

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Question of the week: If your family had a theme Question of the week:  If your family had a theme song, what would it be?  Share with us in the comments!
What better way to remember what it feels like to What better way to remember what it feels like to be a student than to become a beginner again? ❤️

This week at the staff retreat, Cathedral School teachers spent time growing in their knowledge of God and deepening their faith, but they also had the opportunity to step into the shoes of first-time learners!

For some of the teachers, archery 🏹 and pottery 🏺 were completely new experiences. There were unsure moments, plenty of laughs, and lots of learning along the way!
It was such a great reminder of what students experience when they are asked to try something new, take a risk, make mistakes, and keep going.

A wonderful day of faith, fellowship, learning, and stepping outside our comfort zones!
Question of the week: What is the one meal that s Question of the week:  What is the one meal that screams fall to your family?  Bonus points if you share a recipe!
It's learning that definitely adds up! Our third It's learning that definitely adds up!  Our third Grade students are learning about counting money and making change.  Counting mixed sets of coins and paper currency, making change, and writing values using decimal notation helps make math fun! 

Way to go, Third Grade!  We're counting on you to do great things!
The Kindergarten and 8th grade buddies paired up f The Kindergarten and 8th grade buddies paired up for a nature walk! They explored the church and school grounds and made their way to the school garden. Here, they will explore life science throughout the year while also watching their friendships blossom. 🍃 🍂 🪴 🌱 🌿
Shout out to Mr. Revering! Not only does he teach Shout out to Mr. Revering! Not only does he teach in the school, but he makes sure all of our technology, from Chromebooks to cameras and everything in between, is up and running. We are grateful for everything he does to provide a safe and quality education for our students.

When Mr. Revering is not in school, he enjoys spending time with his wife, kids, dog, family and friends. He likes taking walks, whether it's in town or the local trails (and we bet his dog, Remy, likes this too!). He also enjoys cooking and trying new foods. 

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Question of the week: Is your household a Packers Question of the week:  Is your household a Packers or a Vikings household?  We want to know which is more common.  Let us know in the comments!
Don’t forget - this Thursday is the Cathedral Scho Don’t forget - this Thursday is the Cathedral School Open House!  Join us from 4:30-6:00 pm 

💙 Tie Dye shirts for the kids - 
💛 Visit different floors to see the classrooms and enjoy a variety of treats along the way!
💙 Students must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times.
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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