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Let's Celebrate 65 Years at Saint Paul by Donating on North Texas Giving Day!
Thank you for helping SPCCS Bridge the Gap on North Texas Giving Day! Together we raised over $23,000 for our school!
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Discover our FamilyCall us to schedule a tour and learn more about how our students search for truth, goodness and beauty in all things. With Christ as our foundation, there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. We can't wait to welcome you to our family.
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Parent Ambassador ProgramPlease follow the link below to be connected with the parent of a current student at Saint Paul. Ask them about our classical curriculum, school culture, extracurricular programs... anything! -
Upcoming Eventsclick on "more events" to the right for all scheduled events in the next month
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September Virtues and Saint of the Month
As a school family, we are bringing focus to the virtues. Stemming from the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity, we name two virtues each month to discover and strive to live out. Additionally, we learn about a saint who embodies those particular virtues.
For the month of September, we are focusing on the virtues of Docility and Orderliness. We celebrate The Archangels: Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael on September 29.
The Archangels' Story
Angels—messengers from God—appear frequently in Scripture, but only Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael are named.
Michael appears in Daniel’s vision as “the great prince” who defends Israel against its enemies; in the Book of Revelation, he leads God’s armies to final victory over the forces of evil. Devotion to Michael is the oldest angelic devotion, rising in the East in the fourth century. The Church in the West began to observe a feast honoring Michael and the angels in the fifth century.
Gabriel also makes an appearance in Daniel’s visions, announcing Michael’s role in God’s plan. His best-known appearance is an encounter with a young Jewish girl named Mary, who consents to bear the Messiah.
Raphael’s activity is confined to the Old Testament story of Tobit. There he appears to guide Tobit’s son Tobiah through a series of fantastic adventures which lead to a threefold happy ending: Tobiah’s marriage to Sarah, the healing of Tobit’s blindness, and the restoration of the family fortune.
The memorials of Gabriel and Raphael were added to the Roman calendar in 1921. The 1970 revision of the calendar joined their individual feasts to Michael’s.
-Courtesy of Franciscan Media Saint of the Day
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Saint Paul Catholic Classical School is a Member of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education
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Employment OpportunitiesSaint Paul Catholic Classical School is seeking substitute teachers to help fulfill the school’s mission to accompany parents on their journey as primary educators to unlock the wonders of God's creation through a comprehensive, faith-based, classical education. In communion with the Catholic Church, we foster awareness of each child's dignity as created in the image and likeness of God. We strive to form the whole person, which enables each child to seek truth, goodness, and beauty in all things and to grow and live as an instrument of God's love. Please visit the Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Dallas at www.csodallas.org/apply to see all available positions.
If you are interested and would like to serve SPCCS as a substitute teacher, please apply. Please send your resume and cover letter to Courtney DeMakas at c.demakas@spsdfw.org. Safe Environment Certification also needs to be current, please contact Becki Soto at beckie@saintpaulchurch.org.
