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Nativity Catholic School
1 day ago

Ms. Meyer's eighth-grade students took on the Egg Drop Challenge. They designed and created pods that would safely deliver "supplies" (eggs!) to disaster areas. The class worked in groups and, with limited materials, had to think of creative solutions to minimize the impact. The goal was to build containers that could protect an egg dropped from the second floor. Our little Cougars loved cheering them on and counting down each launch, and making predictions about which eggs would survive the plunge—and which ones might not.

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Nativity Catholic School
2 days ago

We started the week with an all-school Mass celebrated by Father Mike and Deacon Bob. A big thank-you to our 4A and 1A students for hosting and leading the choir—your beautiful voices filled the church with so much joy and energy. Today, we remember two stories that reveal God’s great love, mercy, and providence: the story of Jonah and the Whale and the parable of the Good Samaritan. Jonah reminds us that even when we try to run from God, He never gives up on us. He forgives us and gives us another chance to do what’s right. The Good Samaritan shows us how God’s love moves us to care for others with kindness and compassion—just as the Samaritan cared for the man in need. Both stories remind us that God watches over us, guides us, and calls us to share His mercy and love with everyone we meet. Have a wonderful week, Nativity!

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Nativity Catholic School
3 days ago

Our second graders celebrated the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi in a special way! They brought photos of their beloved pets for a blessing ceremony with Deacon Bob, honoring St. Francis’s love for all of God’s creatures. This beautiful tradition reminds us that the love we share with our pets reflects God’s love for us. ❤️ Our students also collected pet supplies to donate to a local shelter—way to go, Cougars!

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Nativity Catholic School
3 days ago

Last Thursday, a select group of our NJHS members led us in this month’s Prayer Service. Thank you for the leadership and faith you shared with our school community! This October, we’re focusing on the virtue of gratitude—taking time to appreciate all we have and sharing kindness through simple “thank yous” and thoughtful acts. Our Catholic Social Teaching for this month reminds us of our rights and responsibilities—to live faithfully and care for one another in both big and small ways. We honor St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, our saints for the month, who inspire us to live and serve with love. We also recognize our Scholar of the Month, Bartolomé de Las Casas, whose courage and compassion remind us that it’s never too late to do what’s right. Let’s keep the spirit of gratitude, responsibility, and kindness alive all month long!

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