The Second Sunday of Advent our theme is Peace. Last week we focused on hope and how we can be the incarnation of that hope to those around us who are hurting. This week as we turn to look at…
There is an old song by Richard Gillard that says, "Brother let me be your servant. Let me be as Christ to you. Pray that I might have the grace To let you be my servant, too." This Christmas…
Registration for the 2020-2021 school year opens on January 13, 2020 at 8:00 a.m. The online form will be available on December 18 at 12:00 p.m. You are welcome to input your information at…
The government of Alberta has recently distributed a survey regarding Choice in Education. Do you want to have your voice heard when it comes to choice in education? Parents/guardians, you…
Today we begin the season of Advent by lighting the first purple candle of the Advent wreath. This candle symbolizes Hope. May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing,…
Our schools are welcoming, respectful, safe, and caring Catholic environments that promote the well-being of students and staff. Learn more at: https://rdcrs.ca/schools/handle-with-care
Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King as the finale of the liturgical year—its final Sunday. The Church presents us with the paradoxical image of the Crucified Christ as…
During any emergency, our first priority is the safety of our students and staff. In order to provide an effective response to any school crisis, we have developed an Emergency Response Plan.…
We recognize the importance of working collaboratively with our parent community to create an open, safe and caring environment. If you have a concern or want to know what to do if one should…
Congratulations to Adam Locke and Ray Giroux, teachers at École Mother Teresa School. They have been awarded the Award of Merit - Faith from the Religious and Moral Education Council. This…
It's International Education Week! We would like to celebrate the 57 students from across the globe who are enrolled in our international student services program. International students enroll…
The City of Red Deer is looking to the public for help in not only determining what we should and can do but also to understand, own and take action to implement solutions that respond directly…
Imagine learning on your own terms. Where you are in control of your education, personal goals, and growth. Where you have the flexibility to be educated when you want, and where you want. Where…
We would like to thank the Sutter Fund for providing our division with $10,000 for our school lunch programs. The division would also like to thank the generosity of Central Alberta for raising…
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.At the going down of the sun and in the morningWe will remember them." Please note that…
Schools are hubs of the community and a convenient venue to host of recreational and group activities. We welcome community groups to use our school facilities. To learn more about hosting…
Planning for the redevelopment of the two archdiocesan camps has entered a new phase with the Archbishop’s approval of a 10-year business plan for the renewal project and resumption of operations…
Consider nominating them for a Prime Minister’s Award! Visit www.canada.ca/pm-awards to download the nomination package today and take a look at past recipients. The deadline is January…
The Cultural Services Centre in Red Deer on 39th Street, between Maryview School and St. Thomas Aquinas Middle School is now called the St. Benedict the Moor Centre. This building will house…
Today is Catholic Education Sunday and with that comes the opportunity to celebrate Catholic schools in the province of Alberta. Publicly funded Catholic education is a gift that we acknowledge…
