Catholic Schools Week is almost here! From January 27th to February 1st, Blessed Trinity Catholic School will join the Diocese of Saint Augustine in celebrating this cherished tradition. This week is a time to honor our faith-based education, highlight the values that make Catholic schools unique, and come together as a community to give back.
Food Drive for Catholic Charities and Parish Pantry
As part of our commitment to service, we will conduct a food drive to benefit Catholic Charities and the Blessed Trinity Parish Pantry. This year, we are specifically collecting pop-top meat pasta to assist those in need. We kindly ask each student to bring in two cans—one for Catholic Charities and one for our parish pantry. Every donation makes a difference in the lives of others and reflects the love and generosity of our Blessed Trinity family.
Exciting Activities and Fundraising Opportunities - Catholic Schools Week
Throughout the week, students will enjoy a variety of activities celebrating the spirit of Catholic education. Homeroom teachers will provide detailed schedules of events, so be sure to stay tuned for announcements. These activities will include opportunities for learning, fun, and faith-filled moments that reinforce the values we hold dear.
Additionally, we will host several fundraising events that allow our community to come together in support of those in need. Your participation not only strengthens our school but also helps us continue our mission to educate and inspire students in the Catholic tradition.
A Celebration of Faith and Community
Catholic Schools Week is a time to reflect on the many blessings of being part of a Catholic school. It’s a celebration of our faith, our commitment to academic excellence, and the close-knit community that makes Blessed Trinity Catholic School so special.
We are thrilled to celebrate this week with you and look forward to seeing everyone come together in faith, generosity, and joy. Thank you for your continued support in making this week memorable for our students, families, and community.
Let’s make Catholic Schools Week 2025 one to remember!
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