Sudbury Catholic District School Board

SCDSB celebrates faith and wellness as a system!

 All Sudbury Catholic District School Board staff gathered together on October 26 for the annual Faith PA day celebration! The day started with a Mass led by Bishop Marcel Damphousse. A Choir made up of SCDSB staff also joined in, providing us with many wonderful songs to complete our Eucharistic celebration. Following the Mass, Dr. Ian Manion, a psychologist and BellLetsTalk panelist, provided a thought-provoking and powerful presentation about the importance of mental health and wellbeing. 

The afternoon consisted of break-sessions where staff were able to sign up for an activity. Sessions ranged from yoga and physical fitness activities, sports games, mental health and wellbeing talks and even an escape room! 

We thank all staff who attended the day and fully embraced the theme of wellness, and all those who helped organize the days events and activities! 

Students participate in Catholic Youth Day during Catholic Education Week

Sudbury Catholic Students were present during the Catholic Youth Day held in Toronto on May 8 to celebrate Catholic Education Week. The celebration began with a Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. at St. Paul’s Basilica with His Excellency Bishop G. Bergie. After Mass, students and other guests were guided to the WE Global Learning Centre and enjoyed a day of presentations by individuals representing Catholic Education leadership in Ontario as well as those from the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace and the WE organization. Students thoroughly enjoyed the experience and left the day feeling inspired! They hope to bring back what they’ve learned to better assist their peers within their respective schools.

Holy Trinity School Holds Special Mass to Honour Catholic Education Week

Holy Trinity School gathered as a community to participate in a Catholic Education Week Mass. Together, they listened to Father Sam speak about the promises that we make to God.Thank you to Mr. Gauthier’s Grade 5/6 class who led us in todays celebration.Thank you for Ms. Skelly and Ms. Hoeg’s students who led us in song. As well as our School Superintendent Ms. Bedard, and Mrs. Henry who led us in song. Students also created hearts and promises to God that decorated the main gym as well as the large cross on the wall.

Students at Pius XII Catholic school raise over $4000 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation

Pius XII Catholic School would like to thank all the family members, staff members and community partners who supported Pius XII students in collecting funds to support the Heart & Stroke Foundation. We raised over $4000.00 to help fight heart disease and stroke.

The JUMP Rope for Heart event is a fantastic way to work together as a community to support those in need as well as have fun promoting healthy living with our students.

St. Benedict celebrates World Autism Day

To celebrate World Autism Awareness Day, students and staff at St. Benedict C.S.S paid a toonie to dress in blue, donating over $750 to Autism Ontario. As part of their Raise the Flag Campaign, the ASD class baked 350 cookies and handed them out to those showing their support by wearing blue. Members of the school community signed giant puzzle pieces, that are now displayed in the Communication classroom as a visual reminder of the supportive St. Ben’s community they are so fortunate to be a part of.

Senior Cards invited to travel to Costa Rica

Next year, senior St. Charles College students are invited to travel to Costa Rica, while earning a senior credit. Students will be able to visit a remote ecolodge, work with local children, go surfing in the ocean, learn some Spanish, and lots of other adventure activities.

Contact St. Charles College to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

Ash Wednesday celebrated at St. David Catholic School

St. David Catholic School held an Ash Wednesday celebration to mark the beginning of the season of Lent. Lent is a time when Catholics prepare for Easter by fasting, repentance and moderation. In the Old Testament, people used ashes as a sign of repentance.

The students and staff of St. David Catholic School spoke about how to better walk with God in practical terms. This means being kind to each other and supporting each other in times of need. According to the school vice principal, Mr. Colin Lapalme, “As a school community, it is beautiful when we can come together and celebrate our faith”.

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