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Why is St. Blaise associated with throat blessings

Why is St. Blaise associated with throat blessings? Bishop Reed of the Archdiocese of Boston explains: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVv8-qq3XdU

Was it a birthday? A wedding? A great day with fri

Was it a birthday? A wedding? A great day with friends?

More than 500 years before Mary and Joseph present

More than 500 years before Mary and Joseph presented Jesus in the Temple, the prophet Ezekiel had seen the presence of God leave the Temple. The prophet Malachi later predicted that the Lord's presence would return...and that is what we celebrate today!

We welcome new families to learn more about Cathed

We welcome new families to learn more about Cathedral School on Thursday, February 2nd. Visit the classrooms, ask questions, meet the staff. A light meal will be served.

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Our Read-a-thon is in full swing! Students got to

Our Read-a-thon is in full swing! Students got to Drop Everything And Read yesterday.

We don't want to "overdue" it, but some students may have lost their "shelf control" and picked out a lot of stories.

Do you love our book puns or should we retire this and start a new chapter in life?

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We never grow in faith alone, but always in commun

We never grow in faith alone, but always in communion with one another. May all the Superior Catholic parishes be such a place of welcome, growth, and joy.

What's on the calendar for this month? Watch our v

What's on the calendar for this month? Watch our video to find out.

This saint had to walk through dangerous parts of

This saint had to walk through dangerous parts of Turin, Italy. So God sent him a big grey animal to fend off would-be assailants.

It's National Catholic Schools Week! Watch the vid

It's National Catholic Schools Week! Watch the video to learn more about the great role Catholic schools have played in the Church in America and learn how you can support them today!

In today's Gospel, Jesus ascends a mountain to del

In today's Gospel, Jesus ascends a mountain to deliver God's law. Sound familiar?

There's a clear parallel between the Sermon on the Mount and the 10 Commandments received by Moses in the Old Testament. But in the Beatitudes, Jesus goes further. He doesn't just give us commands and prohibitions. He tells us what blessedness looks like.

In other words, he shows us that the Christian life isn't primarily about avoiding bad stuff, but is instead about embracing new life in Jesus Christ.

Today, let's reflect on how we can not only avoid the bad but strive after blessedness. #Blessed

St. Thomas Aquinas, whose feast we celebrate today

St. Thomas Aquinas, whose feast we celebrate today, is perhaps the greatest theologian the Church has ever known. But above all else, he was a friend of God.

In addition to his theological works, he also composed poems and hymns of adoration, like Tantum Ergo, which the Church chants during Eucharistic Adoration.

Don't cook breakfast on Sunday morning! We are ki

Don't cook breakfast on Sunday morning! We are kicking off Catholic Schools Week with a delicious pancake breakfast! It's held in Kress Hall of Cathedral from 8am-12noon. 🥞

Sunday, January 29
Free Will Offering

Pancakes, sausage, juice, coffee, milk

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Jesus Christ becomes present to us in the Eucharis

Jesus Christ becomes present to us in the Eucharist, Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity. How has this encounter with Our Eucharistic Lord changed your life?

Your testimony could help someone else discover the importance of Christ's Real Presence in the Eucharist.

Share it as part of the ongoing Eucharistic Revival by visiting the link. https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/testimonies

What can first graders do to help others? Look at

What can first graders do to help others? Look at the ways we are helping with our service projects this year…

We color cards for “Phil’s Friends” to add a little cheer to someone's day who is going through cancer treatment.

Mrs. Blomfelt's First Grade class has made a BIG IMPACT this year by helping their neighbors and putting a smile on someone's face.

#superiorcathedralschool #littlepeoplebigimpact #firstgraders #Phil’sFriends

We can't live the Christian life alone. Sts. Timot

We can't live the Christian life alone. Sts. Timothy and Titus were friends and co-missionaries of St. Paul. We remember them today, one day after the Conversion of St. Paul.

Who are some of the friends who have helped you live your Christian life? Tell us below!

What can first graders do to help others? Look at

What can first graders do to help others? Look at the ways we are helping with our service projects this year…

1st grade tied 40 scarves to help keep people in our community warm this winter.

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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610), kno

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610), known simply as Caravaggio, is one of the greatest Catholic artists of all time.

He actually painted two works focused on the event we celebrate today: "The Conversion on the Way to Damascus" and "The Conversion of Saint Paul."

Interestingly, both include a horse, helping to spread the belief that Saul was thrown from a horse, though there's no mention of one in Scripture.

Today, as we remember this great moment in the life of St. Paul, let's pray that we all have our own "Damascus experience."

What can first graders do to help others? Look at

What can first graders do to help others? Look at the ways we are helping with our service projects this year…

We collect pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House. We are trying to beat our record of 7 big boxes. You can help by dropping them off in the school entryway or sending them with a student.

The Catholic Media Association's top award for jou

The Catholic Media Association's top award for journalists is named after today's saint: The St. Francis de Sales Award, or "Franny" for short.

Today is the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protectio

Today is the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of the Unborn. Join Catholics across the country in imploring God to help us pass laws and lead personal lives that protect our unborn brothers and sisters from the violence of abortion.