Cookies & Catechism

Our school has a beautiful tradition of gifting bibles to our 4th graders.  They are encouraged to use these bibles at home and at school.  These bibles are theirs to read, highlight, annotate, and learn to love God's word.   "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." - Psalms 119: 105

After discussing how we use our senses in science class, the kindergarten class learned this song about how these gifts came from God, just as all gifts do!   "Every good and perfect gift is from above." - James 1:17

After doing some research, Devlin, Alek, and Brooke share what they've learned about Guardian Angels: biblical evidence, the Guardian Angel prayer and its origin, saints and their relationship with their angels, how we can create a close friendship with our own Guardian Angels.

Our 5th graders want to share with you what they've learned about Jesus' teaching called THE BEATITUDES!

8th graders at our school read the book THE COST OF COMPASSION: FIVE WOMEN WHO PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE by Barbara Ann Pawlikowski.  This book tells the story of five women of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ who dedicated their lives to serving the poor in Liberia, West Africa.  Some of these women are related to our students and families of our parishioners so it makes their mission and sacrifice all the more meaningful. Tune in to future podcasts that are devoted to each of the sisters' own life story and personal mission.

Welcome back to Cookies & Catechism!  We're kicking off our new season with a discussion about best ways to make sure we're living out our faith on a daily basis.  Thanks for tuning in!

Turn the volume up on this one as 7th graders inteview our 2nd grade friends about preparing to receive Jesus in the Eucharist.

Carter, Joel, Jack, Jude, and Gabe share information about the life of St. George and how his life shows us the importance of our relationship with God.

Using quotes from Scripture, Kaden, Brexton, Eilla, & Rosalia discuss what these mean to them in their own pursuit of sports and athletics.

Students from the 2025 class of SPPCS introduce themselves as well as possible topics for future episodes.