Christopher Plance
Jan 1, 20231 min read
As It Is In Heaven: Our First Semester Newsletter
Winter 2023 Newsletter
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Archangels Academy welcomed Justin Fatica and the Hard as Nails Ministry for an inspiring and action-packed event. Our students experienced a powerful talk that deepened their relationship with Jesus and motivated them to take action in their faith. This unforgettable afternoon highlighted the importance of spiritual growth and community, reinforcing our commitment to fostering strong faith foundations in our students.
In his recent pastoral letter, Bishop James Conley of the Diocese of Lincoln Nebraska describes the value of Catholic education. He states: "Catholic schools are not merely information delivery systems focused on secular success, but rather are about transformation in Christ. Our educational mission goes far beyond conveying factual knowledge of history, science, literature, or even faith; it begins and ends with students' potential for holiness.
"Every student is made for holiness, made to become a saint."
Dr. Moran joins Relevant Radio's Morning Air with Mark Mastroianni to discuss classical education and Catholic tradition
As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, may His peace and grace shine upon you and your loved ones. We pray that His presence in your life may bring you endless joy and abundant blessings.
As we usher in the PEACE and JOY of the Christmas season, our students and families gathered for an evening of the arts. Our students sang a mix of beautiful carols and on display were art projects from the first semester.
Coming Fall 2024
Our mission to form the hearts and minds of our youth, lead them in the pursuit of holiness, and encourage them to boldly live out their Catholic faith does not end at the conclusion of 8th grade. Rather, some may assert that the most formative years for our children are 9th - 12th grade - the threshold to adulthood. It is with great faith and in honor of our core values that Archangels Academy will launch the expansion of its Upper School by welcoming 9th - 12th grade classes for the 2024-2025 academic year. We aim to provide a premier classical, liberal arts education, which is rooted in the Catholic tradition, for all students who seek an authentically Catholic and academically rigorous high school education.
More information coming soon!
In honor of pro-life month, many of our students, and their families, proudly participated in the 2023 Life Chain held at St. Mary's Catholic Church.
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