![]() ![]() Schmidt, superintendent, and Bonnie Milecki, assistant superintendent for school development and operations, who not only supported the schools but also got to enjoy some quality time with these students! What a boost for these kids and their teachers! What a boost for Dr. ![]() With the willingness of their teachers, the summer provided time to help get the students back on track. The schools received funding from a very generous grant to address learning loss students may have experienced as a result of the pandemic. One example is seeing staff from the Office of Catholic Schools visit a number of Catholic grammar schools in recent weeks. Folks in our parishes, Catholic schools, diocesan offices and organizations are willingly and selflessly doing what they love, what they believe in, all the while letting others know they are loved, cared for, appreciated and understood.Ī sampling of this renewal is found within the pages of this issue of The Monitor Magazine. This summer, there’s been a lot going on in the Diocese that points in that direction. The word "renewal" is often associated with activities that get one away from the regular daily routine - taking a vacation, going on retreat, walking along the beach or on a scenic hiking trail.Ĭould people, however, find renewal in normal everyday life, especially when doing something they love, something they believe in? Could one become renewed when helping others, or bringing Christ’s love to them? ![]()
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