Blessed Sacrament Families, In a few short days, our Catholic Church will begin the Lenten season with Ash Wednesday. Catholics around the world will begin this journey toward Easter with the symbol of the cross on their foreheads. Those of us who are familiar with Ash Wednesday know the routine. The priest calls us forward, […]

Friends of Blessed Sacrament, Please join us for National Catholic Schools Week, our annual celebration of what makes education at outstanding at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School! Starting with our #CSW26 10:00 a.m. Opening Mass on Sunday, January 25, 2026, we have a whole week of activities planned to show what our students are accomplishing and […]

Blessed Sacrament Families, Today our Church enters the holy Season of Advent, a time set apart for quiet preparation as we await the coming of Christ at Christmas. These four weeks invite us to slow down, to make room in our hearts, and to welcome the hope that only Christ can bring. While Lent leads […]

In her wisdom, the Catholic Church teaches, “The Catholic school loses its purpose without constant reference to the Gospel and a frequent encounter with Christ.” (Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education, 1977, para. 55) At Blessed Sacrament Catholic School, we are committed to fostering these frequent encounters with Christ by inviting our students, families, and teachers to […]

  Blessed Sacrament Families, Summer is always an interesting time for a school principal.  The sounds of learning in the classroom, making memories on the playground, and parents laughing at carline are replaced with moments of silence allowing one to pause and reflect on the successes and challenges of the year.  The slower pace also […]

Dear Blessed Sacrament Family, As you know, Pope Francis passed into eternal life on Easter Monday, returning to the embrace of our Heavenly Father. His death, coming so soon after the celebration of Easter, carries with it a profound message. Even in death, Pope Francis continues to guide and teach us, reminding the faithful of […]

  Service education has been a hallmark of Catholic education in the United States for generations.  It is an opportunity for students to live their faith and proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ and Catholic education. As part of our Bulldogs for Christ Service Program, students in Third Grade through Eighth Grade must serve […]