March 19th, St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive
“Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you,
or thirsty and give you drink?”
“Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for the one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matt. 25: 37, 40
Preschool – Cereal
Kindergarten – Mac & Cheese
1st – Pasta
2nd – Rice
3rd – Beans
4th – Vegetables
5th – Canned Pasta such as Ravioli & Spaghetti
6th – Tuna & Canned Meats
7th – Pasta Sauce
8th – Peanut Butter & Jelly
Bring in food anytime before March 19th!
Ways for Students to Help Others During a Pandemic
During this time of social distancing, we may not be able to go out and help people in the community in the same way we have in the past, but that does not mean we cannot help others with our actions and prayers!
Here are a few ways that we can lovingly serve others:
Here are a few ways that we can lovingly serve others:
- Do something extra at home to help out a family member
- Read to a younger sibling
- Wash the dirty dishes
- Take out the trash
- Write a letter to a friend or family member
- Learn about Catholic Social Teachings and talk to your family about how you might be able to get involved
- Life and Dignity for all People
- Call to Family, Community, and Participation
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
- Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
- Solidarity
- Care for God's Creation
- Help feed the hungry by bringing a canned food to Saint Vincent de Paul Society
- Pray for peace in our world
Middle School Justice Days
7th Grade supports the Community Food Bank.
During their day, the students attended Mass in the morning, and they learned about hunger. Then, they went to the Community Food Bank where the students packed 648 boxes of food which will go to 648 seniors in need in Tucson as well as 1,495 bags of food that will go to 747-1,495 individuals and families in Tucson. In total, they packaged 44,200 pounds of food to support local people in Tucson.
During their day, the students attended Mass in the morning, and they learned about hunger. Then, they went to the Community Food Bank where the students packed 648 boxes of food which will go to 648 seniors in need in Tucson as well as 1,495 bags of food that will go to 747-1,495 individuals and families in Tucson. In total, they packaged 44,200 pounds of food to support local people in Tucson.
Past Community Service Opportunities
God calls us to grow in faith, lovingly serve, and grow in knowledge.
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