CCD 101: What does SACRAMENT mean?

Posted by - August 16, 2019

Sacrament is defined as “an outward/visible sign instituted by Christ to give grace.” Here, we can readily see that there are three distinct ideas contained in this definition. Let’s examine exactly what each of these three ideas means: Outward/Visible Signs – A sacrament is an outward/visible sign of an invisible reality. For instance, in Baptism

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On prolife and the capital punishment

Posted by - August 16, 2019

What does it mean to be pro-life in the 21st century? Pope Francis has reiterated the basic Catholic understanding that the dignity of life must be respected from conception until natural death. This understanding has been echoed by the US bishops and every other Bishop’s conference around the world for many years.  It is nothing new.

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Jesus Disturbs

Posted by - August 16, 2019

Born poor in Bethlehem, reared and grew in a simple home in Nazareth, walked in the villages and countryside with ordinary people who were used to hearing him speak  about love, mercy and forgiveness, but in a sudden twist of his language, he said that, “ he came to set the earth on fire and

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Mount Carmel School opens new school year with high enrollment numbers. While there has been a substantial enrollment increase, the school still has limited slots available in a few grade levels. For more information, call 234-6184 or visit mountcarmelsaipan.com

MCS Opens School Year With High Enrollment

Posted by - August 16, 2019

Mount Carmel School opened its doors for the new 2019-2020 school year with about 600 students, a substantial increase. In addition to the school’s high enrollment, the school launched the year with some new additions, including new teachers, new courses, and new renovations from the destructive impact of Super Typhoon Yutu. Regarding the enrollment increase,

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MANA’KAHULU’ SÅNTA MARIA GI LANGIT

Posted by - August 16, 2019

FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI                                                              Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a.10ab  Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Ribilasion  Mababa i templun Yu’us gi langit, ya mali’i’ i Kahun Kuntråta guihi.   Dispues umannuk un dångkulu yan mistiriosu gi langit. Iståba un palåo’an, minagågagu ni atdao ya iståba i pilan gi papa’ i addeng-ña yan kinirorona ilu-ña ni dossi na puti’un.

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San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone, seen praying the rosary while leading a procession to a Planned Parenthood clinic March 23, 2019, is asking Catholics to join a statewide novena for defeat of a "medication abortion" bill. S.B. 24 would require California State and University of California college health centers to supply medication abortion. (CNS photo/Dennis Callahan, Catholic San Francisco)

California Catholics urged to pray for defeat of medication abortion bill

Posted by - August 11, 2019

SAN FRANCISCO (CNS) — Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone of San Francisco is urging Catholics in the archdiocese to join in a novena for the defeat of a “dangerous and unprecedented” bill requiring California State and University of California college health centers to provide medication for abortions. The statewide Aug. 3-11 novena asks for the intercession

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Tom Ulrich of Ignatian Volunteer Corps speaks during a July 27, 2019, workshop at the annual Social Action Summer Institute in Salt Lake City. Catholic social action directors from across the country were urged to continue their work of fighting social injustices during the July 25-28 institute at the University of Utah. (CNS photo/Linda Peterson, Intermountain Catholic)

Catholic social action directors urged to recognize ‘pivotal moment’

Posted by - August 11, 2019

SALT LAKE CITY (CNS) — Catholic social action directors across the country were urged to continue their work of fighting social injustices during the annual Social Action Summer Institute July 25-28 at the University of Utah. “We come here in response to the mandate of Christ to put our faith into action according to the

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Letter to parents on CCD registration

Posted by - August 11, 2019

Dear Parents, Another year of CCD classes is about to begin. These classes are available to Catholic children who attend secular schools, and are provided by the catechists (CCD Teachers) through the Diocesan Office of Religious Education. However, you, my dear parents, are the primary teachers of faith. You are entrusted with the responsibility to

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Mount Carmel School staff and faculty met United States astronaut Ricky Arnold (third from right) during the 2019 STEM Leadership Alliance Summit. In the photo include (from left to right) Bobby Baldazo, MCS acting vice-principal; Luz Baldazo, science teacher; Evangeline Villar, middle school science teacher; Eleonor Alejo, middle school science teacher; Filmah Buenaflor, high school computer science and math teacher; and Zyron Castillo, former elementary school teacher.

MCS Faculty Attend National STEM Conference For Integrated STEM Curricula

Posted by - August 11, 2019

To aid in developing practical, comprehensive, and engaging Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) curricula, Mount Carmel School faculty recently attended the 2019 STEM Leadership Alliance Summit in Orlando, Florida. Attendees from MCS included Bobby Baldazo, MCS acting vice-principal; Luz Baldazo, science teacher; Filmah Buenaflor, high school computer science and math teacher; Zyron Castillo, former

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Our Lady of Karidat Fundraiser Luncheon

Posted by - August 11, 2019

Save the date!  Buy your tickets today!  The countdown for the Karidat fundraiser lunch has begun. We humbly ask for your support of our Fundraising Luncheon coming up in September in honor of our patroness Our Lady of Karidat and those who have contributed in the mission of our organization. Our signature fundraising event will

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