Starting December 1st
14 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
Food Drive
Lakeland Catholic School Division is pleased to share a special message from Archbishop-Designate Stephen Hero to the faithful of the Archdiocese of Edmonton. In this short video, His Grace offers words of gratitude, hope, and a heartfelt pledge of pastoral service as he prepares to lead our local Church.

🔗https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLQ6c5z7NVM&t=3s

Archbishop-Designate Hero will be formally installed as the eighth Archbishop of Edmonton on January 23, 2026, at St. Joseph’s Basilica.

Thank you for sharing this message within your school community. Please join us in praying for Archbishop-Designate Hero as he prepares to begin his ministry.
about 15 hours ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division
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Please contact Pacholycross@gmail.com if you can help:)
about 16 hours ago, Rachelle Poirier
Holy Cross Presents A Christmas Concert
Lakeland Catholic is pleased to welcome Nancy Crousset as the Temporary Vice Principal of Holy Cross Elementary School.

With over 25 years of experience in French Immersion, Francophone education, curriculum development, and instructional leadership, Nancy is committed to supporting teachers and helping every child grow in excellence and confidence.

We are grateful to have her join Holy Cross and anticipate the leadership, compassion, and expertise she will bring.

Please join us in welcoming Nancy and celebrating her new role within our Division. She will begin later in January.
1 day ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division
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Today is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. On the announcements this morning, we took a moment to learn about the feast day.
1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
Feast Days
Priority 1: Students in Mrs. Stasuik's class returned to school today with small gifts and a note from St. Nicholas in their shoes.
1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
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As we journey through Advent and prepare our hearts for Christmas, we invite our school families to pray the Stations of the Crib together.

We’ve created a simple, prayerful slideshow that walks you through each station, helping children reflect on the story of Jesus’ birth in a meaningful and gentle way. Please click here for the Slideshow.

We hope this brings peace, reflection, and a sense of togetherness to your family during this holy season. ✨

Blessings on your Advent journey! 🌟

1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
Stations of the Crib
Grade 4s had an awesome visit from LICA recently! We learned all about vermicomposting and even got our own red wiggler worms to feed with our lunch scraps. The class is buzzing with excitement about our new “class pets” and helping the environment at the same time!

We were a little disappointed we couldn’t tag the worms to know whose was whose… but we think our wiggly friends prefer the mystery.
1 day ago, Rachelle Poirier
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Week 2
2 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
Food Drive
The Second Sunday of Advent Evening Meditation by St. Alphonsus Liguori.

The following meditation was written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 – 1787) specifically for the season of Advent. This mediation is for the evening of the Second Sunday of Advent.

The meditations include three points and provides a reflection on God’s love for us, acts of contrition, and petitions for final perseverance. They conclude with a brief prayer to Our Blessed Mother.

Stay tuned for next week's meditation!
2 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
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God speaks to us in many ways, including through the Sunday Scripture readings. The Sunday Connection provides useful background and activities to better understand the upcoming Sunday's Scripture readings, helping you to connect the Scripture and the Advent Season to daily life in a meaningful way.

3 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
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3 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
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The Second Sunday of Advent Morning Meditation by St. Alphonsus Liguori.

The following meditation was written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 – 1787) specifically for the season of Advent. This mediation is for the morning of the Second Sunday of Advent.

The meditations include three points and provides a reflection on God’s love for us, acts of contrition, and petitions for final perseverance. They conclude with a brief prayer to Our Blessed Mother.

Stay tuned for this evening's meditation.
3 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
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Priority 1: Our students are living out Catholic Social Teaching—especially the Preferential Option for the Poor—through our school-wide Advent Food Drive.

This week, we focused on Hope, collecting items that bring hope and nourishment to families in need: canned meals, pasta, rice, soup, and sauces. In doing so, our students are putting the Corporal Works of Mercy into action by feeding the hungry and supporting our community with love.

Next week, we turn our hearts toward Peace, inviting families to send items that bring comfort and warmth: oatmeal, cereal, peanut butter, coffee, and tea.

Thank you for helping our school shine Christ’s light this Advent season!
5 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
Preferential Option for the Poor
Food Table
Food Drive
Reminder there is no school tomorrow December 5th for students
5 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
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After reflecting on Solidarity, December turns our focus to the Catholic Social Teaching of the Preferential Option for the Poor and Vulnerable. This teaching reminds us that every person is created in the image of God, and that we are called to give special care to those facing hardship — whether through financial strain, illness, loneliness, grief, or any struggle that brings poorness of the heart.

As we continue our Advent journey, this message becomes even more meaningful. Advent prepares us to welcome Christ, who drew near to those most in need. When we extend compassion, patience, and generosity to others, we become Christ for one another — offering His light in moments where it is needed most.

This month, may we keep our hearts open to those who may be carrying visible or unseen burdens. Small acts of care can lift others up and remind them they are not alone.

Thank you for joining us in learning about and living out the teachings that guide our faith and our schools.

Learn more about Catholic Social Teachings at Lakeland Catholic:
https://www.lrcssd.ca/page/catholic-social-teachings
7 days ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division
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Tomorrows weather is calling for a chilly -30. Please dress your little Coyotes for the weather. If you would like to access the divisions policy on inclement weather please visit: https://www.lrcssd.ca/documents/our-division/administrative-procedures-manual/100---general-administration/485155 and see section 132 of the document.
8 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
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As we journey through Advent and prepare our hearts for Christmas, we invite our school families to pray the Stations of the Crib together.

We’ve created a simple, prayerful slideshow that walks you through each station, helping children reflect on the story of Jesus’ birth in a meaningful and gentle way. Please click here for the Slideshow.

We hope this brings peace, reflection, and a sense of togetherness to your family during this holy season. ✨

Blessings on your Advent journey! 🌟

9 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
Stations of the Crib
Week One
9 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
Food Drive

The First Sunday of Advent Evening Meditation by St. Alphonsus Liguori.

The following meditation was written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 – 1787) specifically for the season of Advent. This mediation is for the evening of the First Sunday of Advent.

The meditations include three points and provides a reflection on God’s love for us, acts of contrition, and petitions for final perseverance. They conclude with a brief prayer to Our Blessed Mother.

Stay tuned for next week's meditation

9 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
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