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Before attending their very first Mass in person, our youngest Cougars took a special trip to the church to practice and review Mass rules and expectations. This meaningful visit gave them the chance to interact with their big prayer partners, who will be there to guide them through the experience. Now, they’re all set and excited for their very first all-school Mass!

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Nativity Catholic School
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Our 1st–4th grade students had a great time yesterday morning with a special visit from Father Izzie! Though the visits were short, they were packed with good news and inspiring stories about our two newly canonized saints — Saint Carlo Acutis and Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati. Saint Carlo, the first millennial saint, was a tech-savvy gamer who used his skills to create a website about Eucharistic miracles (how cool is that?). Saint Pier Giorgio, an adventurous young man who loved hiking, dedicated his life to serving the poor. Both saints remind our students that a life of faith, joy, and service is possible at any age. Father Izzie challenges our students to follow their example and live out holiness in their own unique way. A huge thank-you to Father Izzie for stopping by and inspiring us all!

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Nativity Catholic School
1 day ago

Strategic Thinking + Social Fun in Action! Dr. Espinal and Mrs. Stoughton’s 7th & 8th grade elective is all about learning through play. Last Friday, they added Blokus and Rummikub to their game rotation—and the students really had fun! Students practice strategy, problem-solving, and teamwork through these games—all while laughing, competing, and connecting with classmates. It’s inspiring to see critical thinking and collaboration come alive in the classroom. Just look at the smiles and focus from last Friday’s class—proof that learning can be both fun and meaningful!

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Nativity Catholic School
4 days ago

The Cougars' varsity volleyball team started gameplay this week, notching their first two wins of the season against St. Joseph (2-0 with set scores of 25-13, 25-13) and St. Lawrence (2-0 with set scores of 25-16, 25-17). This week, eighth-graders Maya Martinez and Rachel Curcio led the team in kills with 10 and eight, respectively. Meanwhile, fellow eighth-grader Cameron Green led the team in service aces (11) between the two matches. Nativity will continue match play next week, with games at Christ the King (Tuesday) and home games against Corpus Christi (Wednesday) and St. Stephen (Thursday). Matches begin at 4:15 p.m., so please come out to support!

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