St. Eugene Catholic Elementary School
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Joined July 2014
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We look forward to seeing you at #HWCDSB’s 32nd Annual Parent Conference! Join us on October 10th, 4pm, at Bishop Ryan CSS (free of charge).
Click the link for all of the details and to register. hwcdsb.ca/cms/one.aspx?porta…
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World Teachers’ Day 2024
October 5 is World Teachers’ Day, a day in which we recognize and celebrate teachers and their important role in society.
hwcdsb.ca/news/what_s_new/wo…
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"Let us place in the #ImmaculateHeart of Mary, where God is mirrored, the inestimable goods of fraternity and peace, all that we have and are, so that she, the Mother whom the Lord has given to us, may protect us and watch over us." #PopeFrancis
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Day 9 of the Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus:
Sacred Heart of Jesus, we place all our trust in you.
iceont.ca/novena/day-nine/ #SacredHeart @ICEontario
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In honour of the Journée nationale de l'#immersion, read Mélanie Roy's blog post about her immersive experience. She's got some great tips for making the most of your own immersion experience! #FRimm #JNI2024 @ACPI_ ow.ly/Ffo850Rl569
ALT Vancouver skyline on the bay. The text reads, "Our Languages blog / Language Portal of Canada."
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Ce 24 avril à Ottawa, l’ACPI et ses partenaires se sont réunis autour d’un déjeuner pour marquer la 2e édition de la Journée nationale de l’immersion. Un toast a été porté en l’honneur du bilinguisme et de l’immersion française. #jni2024
ALT Marie-Lyne Bédard, présidente du Conseil d’administration de l’ACPI
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🎉Celebrate National French Immersion Day with @ACPI_ !
This year's theme is: Nos langues, notre trait d'union.
Take this opportunity to discover the University of Ottawa's French Immersion ➡️uottawa.ca/study/immersion/f…
#jni2024
ALT Text in French: Journée nationale de l'immersion 24 avril 2024 Logo: Nos langues, notre trait d'union #jni2024
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Today we proudly mark National French Immersion Day. @acpi_ #FrenchImmersion
ALT A photo of Commissioner Théberge alongside a quote from him: “I would like to highlight the dedication of all those who work in French immersion programs to promote the French language and build a bilingual future in Canada. Together, let’s continue to honour our official languages, which are truly bridges that unite us and help form the social fabric of our country.”
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« Ensemble, soyons fiers de notre #bilinguisme et de ce trait d’union essentiel pour réunir nos communautés! », Marie-Lyne Bédard, présidente de l'ACPI.
🎉Le 24 avril, joignez-vous à nous pour souligner la 2e édition de la Journée nationale de l'immersion! 🎉#jni2024 #immersion
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May the light of the resurrection illumine our minds and convert our hearts, and make us aware of the value of every human life, which must be welcomed, protected and loved. A happy Easter to all! vatican.va/content/francesco…
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Jesus Christ is risen! He alone has the power to roll away the stones that block the path to life. He, the living One, is himself that path. He is the Way: the way that leads to life, the way of peace, reconciliation and fraternity.
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Happy Easter! Alleluia! We begin these fifty days of Easter with great joy. The penance and austerities of Lent give way to the celebration of the central mystery of our faith - Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again!
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Risen Jesus, help us to keep our eyes facing forward, into the future you have promised. Draw us into Resurrection and the way things can be, that we might taste and see the new life you are working again here and now. Amen. Alleluia! @CCCB_CECC #catholicTO
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Today, we celebrate #Easter, Christ’s Resurrection. Easter is the "feast of feasts," "the solemnity of solemnities," and the "Great Sunday." Alleluia!
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From the latest Heart to Heart from @Bishop_Crosby: "'AS STRINGS TO A HARP' is the title of a Message to Priests for Holy Thursday 2024 from Archbishop Francis Leo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto..."
hamiltondiocese.com/heart-to…
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The Paschal #Triduum is the three-day celebration of the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ that begins on #HolyThursday.
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On #HolySaturday, the Church waits at the Lord’s tomb in prayer and fasting, meditating on his Passion and Death and on his descent into Hell. We await his Resurrection.
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Jésus est entré à Jérusalem comme un roi humble et pacifique : ouvrons-lui nos cœurs ! Lui seul peut nous délivrer de l'inimitié, de la haine, de la violence, car il est la miséricorde et le pardon des péchés.
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Do you know how to make a cross out of palms? Here's a step-by-step so you can make one on Palm Sunday.
1. Start by holding the palm with the pointed end down.
2. Fold the flat edge down. This will be the top of the cross. (How far you fold the edge down will depend on the length of your palm.)
3. Take the pointed end of the palm and fold it upward, towards the bottom of the first fold. This is the bottom of the cross. You will now have the vertical part of the cross. (Make sure you have enough palm left to make the horizontal part of the cross.)
4. Taking the remaining part of the palm, you will make a small fold where the two ends meet so that the palm is now horizontal.
5. Make a loop on the right, bringing the palm behind the vertical part of the cross and make a loop on the left. You will now have the horizontal part of the cross.
6. Holding all sections in the middle with your thumb, use your free hand to take the small remaining part of the palm to wrap it around the center of the cross in the shape of an 'x.' This will hold it all together.
7. Once you are left will the small tip of the palm tuck it underneath the part used to hold the cross all together.
There you go! Now you can make make palm crosses on Palm Sunday for yourself, family and friends. #PalmSunday #Lent2024