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Philosophy “Jesus came up and spoke to them. He said, ‘All authority in heaven and earth has been given to me. Therefore, make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Holy Spirit, and teach them to observe all the commands I gave you. Also know that I am with you always, yes, to the end of time…’” (Mt 28: 18-20) As Christian educators, we at Blessed Sacrament Parish School share in the mission of the Church by carrying out His divine mandate to those entrusted to our care. We nurture in all students a faith based on sound Catholic doctrine, worship, and a life-long mission of Christian service and commitment supported by the faith community. We believe that the parish plays a vital role in supporting the ministry of both the school and parents. We work together in a spirit of cooperation and service. We affirm the love and sacrifices of the parish, parents, and staff that make Catholic education at Blessed Sacrament Parish a reality. We believe the academic, moral, and spiritual growth of children is a ministry that begins at home with parents as the primary educators of their children. In partnership we recognize that our responsibility to teach is a God-given vocation. We teach students that self-discipline is best achieved through responsible decision-making. In working towards this end, we motivate the students to acquire knowledge and to balance intellectual growth with the teachings of Christian love. We promote an atmosphere of learning in which who we are as individuals, as well as how we interact as a faith community, give witness to Christ’s message. Our ultimate goal is that the youth of Blessed Sacrament Parish School will be active, effective, and willing contributors to the progress of society as responsible global citizens and Christian leaders. |
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