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Preparing Your Child for Their First Communion
Holy Communion — or the Eucharist — is the source and summit of everything we do as Catholics. In the Catholic faith, children take their
What to Expect from Catholic Schools Week
Once a year, everyone in the St. Charles Borromeo community gets together to celebrate all things Catholic school during Catholic Schools Week. During this nationwide
The Significance of Epiphany
The word Epiphany means “manifestation,” and the feast is a celebration of the manifestation of Jesus Christ as the Son of God. This is one
Celebrating Florida Winter as a Family
The concept of a “Florida winter” is almost an inside joke among long-time Floridians. It never gets cold enough to snow, though it sometimes gets
Symbols of Advent and What they Mean
Liturgical seasons bring with them all kinds of religious symbols. Advent has layers of symbolism that all lead to the main event of Christmas —
Keeping the Kitchen Safe for Holiday Cooking
Quality time comes in many forms, and over the holidays, the kitchen is the perfect place for families to bond. Everyone can get together to
How to Help Your Child Solve Math Word Problems
Solving math word problems involves skills in analysis, reading and mathematics. This causes some children to struggle, even if their individual skills are up to
5 Reasons for Students to Participate in Extracurricular Activities
The best learning happens when children enjoy going to school. While classes can be fun, they are often stressful. Extracurricular activities can help alleviate stress
How Faith Can Benefit Your Child’s Health
Children need guidance to get through life, and for many, faith is the perfect guide. Living by rules set in place by a higher authority
Teaching Your Child Leadership Skills
Every child has the potential to be a leader, but not all are born with natural leadership skills. The good news is that many important