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St. Antoninus Parish School is one of the chief missions and ministries of St.
Antoninus Parish. St. Antoninus Parish accepts its mission to act as 'godparents' by establishing and maintaining its parish school, and to minister to our children, informational, formational and transformational needs.
At the level of information, the parish school seeks to provide our children with the knowledge and skills they need to live a truly human life.
At the formational level, the parish school seeks to provide our children opportunities to live a truly Catholic life: to worship our Triune God; to grow in Christian community; and to serve the needs of others.
At the transformational level, the parish school seeks to encourage our children to open their hearts to our Triune God in Whose image they are made especially through the Sacraments and the Word of God and thus 'to live a life worthy of the calling they have received'.
In sum, each child bears a divine dignity by Baptism and an eternal destiny of glory.
St. Antoninus Parish School as a place of faith, prayer and learning strives to assist our children to value their baptismal dignity and to realize their eternal destiny of glory.
As 'godparents' St. Antoninus Parish seeks to assist our parents as they rear their children in the practice of the Faith.
St. Antoninus Parish School is one of the chief missions and
ministries of St. Antoninus Parish. St. Antoninus Parish accepts
its mission to act as 'godparents' by establishing and maintaining
its parish school, and to minister to our children, informational,
formational and transformational needs. At the level of
information, the parish school seeks to provide our children with
the knowledge and skills they need to live a truly human life. At
the formational level, the parish school seeks to provide our
children opportunities to live a truly Catholic life: to worship
our Triune God; to grow in Christian community; and to serve the
needs of others. At the transformational level, the parish school
seeks to encourage our children to open their hearts to our Triune
God in Whose image they are made especially through the Sacraments
and the Word of God and thus 'to live a life worthy of the calling
they have received'. In sum, each child bears a divine dignity by
Baptism and an eternal destiny of glory. St. Antoninus Parish
School as a place of faith, prayer and learning strives to assist
our children to value their baptismal dignity and to realize their
eternal destiny of glory. As 'godparents' St. Antoninus Parish
seeks to assist our parents as they rear their children in the
practice of the Faith.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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