The St. Jerome School community believes that it is our mission to direct our students to embrace the world in which they live and to serve a world in need.  We work in cooperation with the parents whom we recognize as the primary educators of their children.  We believe that all St. Jerome children are called to be Christian leaders amongst their families, their local communities, in the workplace, and in the world according to their abilities.  In that respect we teach the children the doctrine and traditions of the Catholic faith along with the curriculum designed by the state.  We prepare them spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally, aesthetically, and physically to meet the challenges that high school will offer.

 

 

 

 

This weekend our parish was privileged to celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation on the feast of Pentecost, the same day we celebrate the Holy Spirit descending on the apostles after Jesus went to heaven.  The ceremony was beautiful—Bishop Clark was friendly and gave an interesting and challenging homily, the Drolinger trio who are always uplifting conducted the music, and the students were well prepared by Brother Chris. The Spirit was with us.  This week’s question asks us about our relationship with the Holy Spirit--when do we definitely notice that the Spirit is with us.  I know that I feel the Spirit quite often on Monday morning when I sit down to write this bulletin and don’t know what I want to say.  I often begin with—“Ok, God, you gave me this job so you work it out for me”.  And something usually happens.  The Spirit also helps me when I have to get up in front of a group to speak or when I am confronted with a difficult situation.  I know the Spirit is there to help me.  I just need to ask.

 

 

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Pre-K:  If you have any additional questions please call the school or send an email to contact@stjeromewestchester.org

 

 

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