Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
ST. TIMOTHY CATHOLIC SCHOOL
2214 Cliff Road, Mississauga, ON L5A 2N9
TEL: 905-277-0990
FAX: 905-277-5570
School Website: www.dpcdsb.org/TMTHY
COOPERATE … EDUCATE … CELEBRATE
MARCH
C. Serjeant
Principal
NEWSLETTER
YEAR OF MERCY - LENTEN PRAYER
FOLLOW US ON
A. Aguilar
Vice-Principal
@StTimothyDPCDSB
E. Dal’Bo
Head Secretary
C. Bissola
Assistant Secretary
T. Lariviere
Superintendent of Schools,
Mississauga East
905-890-1221
M. Pascucci
Chair of the Board of Trustees
905-890-0708 X20161
Cell: 905-302-3096
mario.pascucci@dpcdsb.org
www.TrusteePascucci.ca
B. Iannicca
Trustee, Ward 7
Cell: 905-270-0536
bruno.iannicca@dpcdsb.org
Fr. Camillo Lando
Pastor,
St. Catherine of Siena Parish
905-272-1454
www.stcatherine.ca
L. Kostick
Catholic School Council Chair
linda@lindakostick.com
P.L.A.S.P. Program
905-890-1711
2016
Lord, Jesus, our Saviour,
By Your passion, death, and resurrection,
You have set us free from sin and death.
May Your grace renew our hearts during this holy season of Lent
And help us to turn away from sin, repent, and be faithful to the Gospel.
May we learn to appreciate more deeply the magnificence of Your love for us
as You humbled Yourself and gave Your life on the cross
that we might receive the gift of eternal life.
Accept our prayer, fasting and acts of charity
as we seek to draw closer to You during these 40 days of Lent
as we prepare for the celebration of Your resurrection.
Strengthen the faith of Your people
so that we may be a sign of Your love to all the world.
We ask this in Your sacred name.
AMEN.
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
During the month of March, we continue
to recognize the holy season of Lent. This
40 day preparation for the Feast of Easter
that began with Ash Wednesday last
month and ends with Holy Week and
Easter this month is a time to deepen our
relationship with God. The three pillars of
Lenten observance are prayer, fasting,
and almsgiving (acts of charity).
Our
school-wide Lenten outreach
initiatives include the collection of soap,
salt, and candles for Dr. Simone’s charity,
Canadian Food for Children, and the
collection of loonies/toonies for our
ShareLife Dress Up Day. We focus on the
virtue of Kindness this month as we
continue to foster a safe, caring, healthy,
and inclusive school community. Our
Grade 2 students celebrate their First
Reconciliation at St. Catherine of Siena
Church on March 9th. We wish them
every blessing as they mark this important
time to learn about God’s forgiveness.
Thank you to our Catholic School Council
and parent volunteers for their efforts in
continuing their Shrove Tuesday tradition,
as they prepared over 600 pancakes for
the whole school. This led us into our
Lenten journey with the distribution of
ashes on Ash Wednesday with Father
Lando.
Ms. Aguilar and I continue to be
appreciative of the wonderful staff at St.
Timothy who give of their time to enrich
the student experiences within and
outside of the classroom. Aside from
regular league athletic teams, we also
have intramurals (e.g. handball), and
numerous interest-based teams and clubs
(e.g. Health Action Team, Eco Team, Chess Club,
Lego Skills, Coding Club, Battle of the Books,
Youth Faith Ambassadors, Student Council, etc.)
As March Break approaches, may the St.
Timothy staff, students, and families have
a safe, restful, and enjoyable week!
Spring is just around the corner!
Sincerely, C. Serjeant
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MARCH 2016
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DATES TO REMEMBER
For all holidays and PA Days, refer to 2015-2016 School Year
Board Calendar in Student Agendas or visit www.dpcdsb.org
MARCH BREAK
March 14th - 18th, 2016
NEW P.A. DAY: Monday, April 11, 2016
In the month of MARCH,
WE FOCUS ON THE VIRTUE OF KINDNESS
God has given us the gift of friends and family to keep us
company, love us, and help us out along the way. Every person
in our lives carries the Spirit of God and so every person is our
brother or sister through Jesus Christ so we all deserve to be
shown concern for our welfare and our feelings. We have all
been graced with the fruit of the Holy Spirit called Kindness.
Kindness is seen through our words and our actions.
MARCH 2016
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Junior Girls’ Soccer Tournament
Immunizations - Round 2 (HPV and Hep. B)
Catholic School Council Meeting ~7:00 PM
Intermediate Hockey Tournament
Junior Boys’ Soccer Tournament
Intermediate Hockey Tournament
Grade 2 Reconciliation at Church ~7:30 PM
Grade 6 Scientists in the School
Grades 3-8 Lenten Confessions ~9:15 AM
Junior Hockey Tournament (Blue&White teams)
MARCH BREAK (inclusive)
HOLY WEEK Begins / Earth Hour Assembly
Grade 5 ShareLife Bible Read-a-thon
Grade 4 classes at Ripley’s Aquarium
Stations of the Cross in the Gym ~1:15 PM
GOOD FRIDAY (school closed)
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EASTER SUNDAY *Christ is Risen! Allelulia!
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Easter Monday (school closed)
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Grade 4 classes at Silvercreek Outdoor Ed. Ctr.
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Great Big Crunch and Great Gulp
APRIL 2016
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Mississauga East Chess Tournament
Intermediate Hockey Tournament
Junior Hockey Tournament
Intermediate Hockey Tournament
Grades 4 and 5 classes at Rose Theatre
Catholic School Council Meeting ~7:00 PM
Grade 6 at Rose Theatre
Central Committee for Catholic School
Councils Conference / Vendor Marketplace
at St. Joseph Secondary School (SATURDAY)
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* NEW * P.A. DAY
Skills Canada Board-Level Tech Competition
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Earth Day / Community Movie Night
LUNCH PROGRAMS
Mondays
Pizza Days
Wednesdays
The Lunch Lady
** HOT DOG DAYS ** on Thursdays during LENT
Mon.—Fri.
Milk Program
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Grades 2 & 7 SACRAMENTAL DATES
PARENT ENGAGEMENT EVENTS
Hosted by the Dufferin-Peel Central Committee for Catholic
School Councils, a Board-wide Parent Engagement Event will be
held on the morning of Saturday, April 9th , 2016 at St. Joseph
Secondary School at 5555 Creditview Road. “Opening Doors of
Mercy” is the theme of the Parent Conference which will feature
an extensive Vendor Marketplace and a keynote address by Dr.
Susan Williams, Director of Halton Centre for Cognitive Therapy
and Stress Reduction in Oakville. Further information about the
keynote, the workshops, and the marketplace is available in the
attached flyer or by visiting http://www.dpcdsb.org/CCCSC/
Alternatively, you can go to the following link www.//
surveymonkey.com/r/M9BFLTY to register.
Hosted by the Mississauga East Family and
Mississauga/Brampton Central Family of
Schools, an interactive Parent Engagement
Event will be held on the evening of Tuesday,
May 10th , 2016 at our school. Next Generation Learning is the
theme of the Parent Conference which will feature informative
and interactive workshops facilitated by teachers from the
Families of Schools. Stay tuned for more information in the
coming weeks.
Students in Grade 2 who are currently enrolled at St.
Catherine of Siena Church for the Sacrament of First
Reconciliation will receive this sacrament on Wednesday,
March 9th, 2016 at 6:45 PM at the Church.
The Grade 2 students who are participating
in the Sacramental preparation classes at
the church will celebrate their First Holy
Communion on Saturday, May 14th, 2016 at
11:00 AM at the Church.
The Grade 7 students who are participating in the
Sacramental preparation classes at the church will celebrate
their Confirmation on Tuesday, May 31st, 2016 at 6:00 PM.
WHAT MINDSET DO YOU HAVE?
CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL
Communication between home and school is greatly
enhanced by parental involvement with the Catholic
School Council. All Council Members and parents/
guardians are encouraged to come out to meetings and
participate. Our next School Council meeting will be held
on Wednesday, March 2nd at 7:00 PM in the school
library. All parents welcome!
Grades 3 & 6 EQAO / TUTORING
Future Meeting Dates
April 6, 2016
May 25, 2016
Minutes (approved) from the previous meetings are posted
on our school website. Trustee Bruno Iannicca joined us
for our February meeting and we thank our Trustee for his
commitment to Catholic Education and our school. We also
thank all of our Catholic School Council members and the
Chair, Linda Kostick, for their ongoing support of our school
initiatives (i.e. sacraments, trips, school initiatives and
presentations, pizza/milk days, All Star Reading, gym
equipment, extracurricular activities, team uniforms, etc.)
The provincial Education Quality and Accountability Office
(EQAO) has designated the dates for the Primary and Junior
Divisions Assessments of Reading, Writing, and
Mathematics. We request that parents of Grades 3 and 6
students refrain from booking vacations or other
appointments that would result in their child(ren) being
away from school during the period of May 25 to June 8,
2016. More specific dates, times, and information for our
school will follow closer to the assessment time. Visit
www.dpcdsb.org/EQAO for Board and school profiles.
NEXT COMMUNITY EVENT COMING SOON:
MOVIE NIGHT at the School on APRIL 22, 2016
Information regarding FREE EQAO TUTORING sessions
offered after school will be sent home in the coming weeks.
www.dpcdsb.org/TMTHY
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MARCH 2016
ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY
It is an expectation that students are to be on time for
all classes and events and arrive to school prepared for
learning. According to research, attending school
regularly and being on time, are deemed to be two of
the most important keys to student success. However,
in the event that your child(ren) will be absent or late,
parents/guardians are requested to notify/call the
school. This greatly assists with our safe arrival
program and also applies to days when busses are
cancelled. The Attendance Line is available 24 hours to
report absences. Please call 905-277-0990 and Press 1
for Attendance. For students who are absent/late, and
for whom a call/note is not received, it is Board policy
that the school must attempt to contact the parent/
guardian.
Leave the following information on the voice-mail:
 date/length of absence
 student’s full name
 grade and teacher
 reason
 date of return
All students who arrive after 9:00 AM or 1:04 PM must
report to the main Office to sign-in and get a late slip
prior to going to their classroom.
Similarly, for students leaving school prior to 3:30 PM,
the school must be informed and the parent/guardian
must sign out the child in the Office Log Book.
St. Timothy School Newsletter
PARENT TOOL KIT
Visit http://
www.ontariodirectors.ca/
parent_engagement.html
for more information.
The Parent Tool Kit is a
resource in which parents can
find activities and suggestions
that they can use to help
their children succeed in
school. The Parent Tool Kit
describes hands-on activities
and key messages about what parents could do to
support their children in doing homework, making real
life connections to the classroom, and developing
healthy relationships.
This Tool Kit is for parents of Junior Kindergarten to
Grade 12 students. Research shows that learning at
home is one of the most beneficial ways to help your
child succeed. The Tool Kit is intended to support
parents as you help your children at home, and includes
ideas and tips in the following areas:
BE A COACH: includes specific suggestions for providing
at-home help for success at school
BE A MENTOR: includes suggestions for helping with
homework and the supportive role parents can play
BE AN ADVOCATE: deals with parent-school
communication and ideas for helping students present
them-selves well
STAY INFORMED: deals with reinforcing classroom
learning at home
FITTING IT ALL IN: provides tips to help with at-home
organization that supports success at school
CONTACT INFORMATION
Please also ensure that the Office is promptly advised of
any CHANGES IN CONTACT INFORMATION. It is
extremely important that our records be current and upto-date. In the event of an emergency, we must be able
to contact a parent/guardian immediately.
Your cooperation in the matters listed above is greatly
appreciated by Ms. Bissola and Ms. Dal’Bo.
THE TEENAGE YEARS: focuses on talking to your
secondary school student about school and provides tips
for raising responsible digital citizens.
Many of the activities used in the Parent Tool Kit and
Guidebook are based on the research of Dr. Joyce
Epstein and her work with the National Network of
Partnership Schools.
COOPERATE … EDUCATE … CELEBRATE
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PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES
(P.E.D.’s)
We would like to remind parents and
students of the Dufferin-Peel Personal
Electronic Devices policy which states:
To promote respect for the dignity of all
members of our school community and to
enhance student achievement and safety,
the use of a PED is strictly prohibited in the school (including
portables) or during school related activities (such as retreats,
field trips, sports events, etc.)
Failure to comply with this policy may result in the confiscation
of the PED and/or disciplinary action as outlined in the Catholic
Code of Conduct. The school and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic
District School Board assume no responsibility for the loss,
recovery, repair or replacement for any PED brought unto
school property.
It is the policy of the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
that PEDs are to be kept out-of-sight, turned off and not used on
school premises or during school-sanctioned events, unless
permitted by the teacher, for educational purposes.
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CYBER ACADEMY
Spring class: May 3 - May 24, 2016.
The crime prevention experts at Peel Regional Police have
developed a unique cyber-related course for parents,
caregivers, educators and other professionals. The Cyber
Academy is delivered over four evenings, 2.5 hours each
evening for a total of 10 hours of instruction and is designed
to teach participants how to avoid the risks on the following:
COMPUTER SECURITY: (passwords, home networking, malware,
viruses, spam)
CYBER-FRAUD: (identity theft, phishing, recognizing a scam)
INTERNET CHILD EXPLOITATION: (child pornography ,online luring)
MEDIA DISTRACTION: (mobile devices, accessing media outside
the home, law enforcement perspective)
SOCIAL MEDIA: (positive & negative aspects of social media, safer
online strategies)
CYBER-BULLYING: (bullying on digital mediums, recognizing the
signs, resources)
MEDIA ADDICTION: (Are you hooked?)
Space is limited on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to
some subject matter, registrations are available to anyone 18
years of age & older who live, work or play in Peel Region.
Only registered guests are permitted to attend. Proficiency in
the English is essential & some computer skills are beneficial.
www.dpcdsb.org/TMTHY
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MARCH 2016
SOAP, SALT, and CANDLES
LENTEN OUTREACH
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From February 29 – March 11 , the Grade One
classes are collecting soap, salt, and candles for Dr.
Simone’s Charity. Dr. Andrew Simone is the co-founder
of Canadian Food for Children (CFFC), a registered, nonprofit charitable organization which collects food,
clothing, soap and emergency supplies for povertystricken children and families around the world.
This initiative is part of our school Lenten acts of charity
(almsgiving) and the Grade One “Faith in Action”
component of the new Religious Education program.
The classes are also integrating Math and Language
Skills (e.g. tally, graphing, writing, media, etc.) as they
collect the items from the classes. This year, each
division is asked to bring in different items:
FDK students
bars of soap
Primary students
boxes of salt
Junior students
candles
Intermediate students
soap, salt and/or candles
Why SOAP? Lack of hygiene is a major cause of disease
in developing countries.
People are not
keeping clean because they can't afford soap.
Donating soap to these less fortunate countries
will help them stay healthy and clean!
Why SALT? Underprivileged countries lack iodine, a
substance commonly found in our salt.
Iodine
deficiency is one of the main causes of childhood brain
damage. Donating salt is an easy way to help promote
healthy brain development! Jesus told us we are “salt
of the earth” because salt is used as a preservative and
a flavour enhancer, just as we are called to preserve
our faith and enliven it.
Why CANDLES? Many impoverished parts of the world
do not have electricity. It is important that we share
and spread “God’s Light” with everyone.
As an additional incentive, each division will be
awarded with a pizza party for the class that brings in
the most items in their categories.
Thank you for supporting our Lenten outreach initiatives
as our school community “opens doors of mercy”
by helping those in need.
St. Timothy School NewsletONLINE SCHOOL LIBRARY
Did you know that you can now view the school library
from home? Just visit the following link to see what
the library has to offer: http://library.dpcdsb.org/
uhtbin/cgisirsi.exe/?ps=rWNkseB06q/
TMTHY/20820002/60/1182/X
You can access the online school library from our
school website’s homepage by clicking on the
“Library” tab on the navigation bar at the top.
USEFUL MATH WEBSITES
HOMEWORK HELP is a free online math help
resource for students in Grades 7 - 10. Homework
Help provides free, live, one-on-one tutoring from
Ontario teachers Sunday to Thursday from 5:30 - 9:30
PM. It is funded by the Ontario government and
administered by TVO's Independent Learning Centre.
Students must have thein OEN number to login.
https://homeworkhelp.ilc.org/index.php?
gclid=CjwKEAiAveWnBRCzjqf4zpuUkGYSJABcoZbHECxRF9zY
6sKxGrWH97FzZCDqwLHFg0UC6jFlzbG7bRoCuUXw_wcB
The following has recently been designed to also
support Grades 3 - 6 students with developing their
math skills. http://homeworkzone.tvokids.com/hwz/math
RAZ-KIDS
The RAZ-Kids™ (Reading A to Z) Online Reading
Program is being aimed at our primary students as a
means of supplementing our school Literacy Program,
with enriching reading activities that can be done at
home.
All primary students have received their instruction
packages, including their password, so that they can
participate in the reading program at home. We
encourage parents/guardians to spend some time
with their child and the Raz-Kids™ reading program. If
you have any questions please contact your child’s
teacher.
COOPERATE … EDUCATE … CELEBRATE
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PRODIGY MATH
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Teachers have access to a variety of reports that allow them to see how students are doing. They can also create
assignments designed to reinforce skills that are being taught in the classroom.
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OTHER TEACHER APPROVED WEBSITES FOR
WEBSITE NAME
WEBSITE URL ADDRESS
Hooda Math
http://www.hoodamath.com/
Academics
http://www.academics.com/
Khan Academy
http://www.khanacademy.org/
Math Game Time
http://www.mathgametime.com/
AAA MATH
http://aaamath.com/
Figure This!
http://www.figurethis.org/
Top Marks
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games
Math Playground
http://www.mathplayground.com/
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/vlibrary.html
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JUNIOR GIRLS’ & BOYS’ BASKETBALL
*NEW* CODING CLUB
The Junior Girls’ had an amazing season winning three
of their five games. All the games were fast-paced and
competitive. The Junior Boys had a great season
winning three of five games, and qualified to advance to
the Family tournament. The boys showed heart and
dedication and gained good court experience in playoff
games. Congratulations and thank you to all the team
members who are as follows:
GIRLS: Cicilija G. Malina M. Alexia A. Emily S.
Coding Club has arrived at St. Timothy. In January,
students were introduced to coding literacy and
computer sciences during Friday lunchtime Coding Club
meetings in the computer lab. Coding teaches students
to think critically using mathematical and high level
thinking skills and provides opportunities for students to
work collaboratively. Intermediates participated in
January, while Juniors were given the opportunity in
February, and Grades 2 and 3 this month. Students
have been learning to code using Blockly™. Thank you to
Ms. Morgado for her initiative in organizing this fun
and worthwhile learning opportunity for our students.
Simone B. Kryzelle P.
BOYS: Keanu C-P.
David T.
Eliab D.
Griffin D.
Mya M.
Emilio T.
Marc M.
Veselja T.
Alessandro F.
Tommaso C.
Also, a very special thank you to Ms. Dzikowski, Ms.
Zivkovic, Ms. Giovinazzo, and Ms. Colaco for their
amazing commitment and coaching guidance!
SCHOOL / CLASS TWITTER ACCOUNTS
JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY
Congratulations to our Junior White and Intermediate
Hockey Teams. The Intermediate team won the Dolphin
Senior Hockey Tournament at Iceland Arena, while the
Junior Team came second. At the Intermediate All
Saints Tournament, we won the Tier 1 Gold Consolation
Championship, finishing 5th out of 32 teams. The Junior
Blue and White Teams also competed at the All Saints
Junior tournament last month. Thank you to Coaches
Mr. Riopel and Mr. Allen! GO TITANS GO!
Intermediate Team Members
Join our over 500 followers @StTimothyDPCDSB
Parents can get in-the-moment updates on
current happenings and upcoming school events
by following St. Timothy on Twitter!
Also, be sure to check with your child(ren)’s teacher(s) as
many of our staff also have a classroom/clubTwitter account.
Want to get updates on your smartphone?
Go to https://about.twitter.com/products/list
and download the appropriate application for your device.
Francesco A., Hayley B., Natalia D., Alex D., Daniel D., Louis
M., Luc M., Connor O., Ryan O., Philip P., Lucas P., Mark P.,
William P., Liam S., Quinn T., Justin G. (Student Coach)
Junior White Team Members
Marco A., Jaiden C., James D., Daniel D., Griffin D., Daniella D.,
Joseph D., Daniel M., Marc M., Aiden O., Tyler O., Matteo P.,
Liam S., Daniella S., Luca V., Olivia V., Daniel W.
Junior Blue Team Members
Mac B., Kaitlyn C-R., Lauren C-R., Mackenzie C-R., James D.,
Tomas H., Jack J., Rocco L., Jack L., Christian M., Mya M.,
Kate R., Daniella S., David T., Veselja T., Johnny V.
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Don’t have a Twitter account?
Simply go to https://twitter.com
In the sign up box, enter your full name, email address,
and a password.
Click: Sign up for Twitter.
On the next page, you can select a username.
Click: Create my account.
Follow the prompts to complete your profile.
Once complete, type @StTimothyDPCDSB into the
“search Twitter” area at the top of your screen and
Tweet us!
COOPERATE … EDUCATE … CELEBRATE
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WELLNESS WEDNESDAYS
FRESH SNACK ATTACK / MINDFUL MOMENTS
GREAT BIG CRUNCH
The 2016 Great Big Crunch will be taking
place on Wednesday, March 30th, 2016.
We are encouraging EVERYONE to help
us make the biggest crunch yet! St.
Timothy School will celebrate healthy eating by taking
a giant, synchronized bite into a crunchy apple
together!
Wellness Wednesdays have begun at St. Timothy! Since last
month, the Health Action Team has been encouraging St.
Timothy staff and students to eat fresh healthy snacks,
especially on Wednesdays. A Snack of the Week has been
highlighted each week and students are learning about its
health benefits. On Wednesdays, students have the
opportunity to enjoy a fresh snack made possible by our
Metro Green Apple Grant. Stay tuned for our Healthy
Lunchbox Twitter Contest. Follow us - @StTimothyHAT for
healthy eating tips and to view our Wellness Wednesdays
photographs.
Join us as we celebrate Nutrition Month in March to:
 promote, celebrate and enjoy healthy snacking
 highlight availability of local produce all year round
 use fruits and vegetables as the centerpiece for
activities on cooking and tasting, nutrition, soil and
composting, sustainability, community development
and more!
GREAT GULP
The Region of Peel and the DufferinPeel Catholic District School Board
have invited all students to celebrate
Peel tap water by taking part in a
school- wide synchronized drink of
tap water.
St. Timothy’s Great Gulp event will also take place on
Wednesday, March 30th, 2016, the same day as the
Great Big Crunch. Parents are asked to please help
support this initiative by sending your child(ren) to
school with reusable water bottle(s) so that they can
make a “Toast to Tap Water!” As a participating
school, we will be entered into a draw for a water refill
station for the school or reusable water bottles for
each student.
Peel tap water is a safe, clean, convenient choice that
is good for your health and the environment. To learn
more about Peel tap water visit www.peeltapwater.ca.
Our Mindful Mondays initiative has now become part of art
of Wellness Wednesdays, and we now have our “Mindful
Moments” on Wednesdays after last recess.
BATTERY RECYCLING
PROGRAM
In
partnership
with Call2Recycle,
St.
Timothy
will participate in the EcoKids Battery Busters: Spring
Cleaning Contest! Our whole school community is invited to
collect as many used household batteries as possible for the
chance to win prizes that will help support future
environmental initiatives at our school. Our School
EcoTeam will be collecting the old batteries as we continue
to practice being good stewards of the Earth and take care
of God’s creation. Batteries should be placed in plastic
Ziploc bags to prevent any leakage of chemicals during the
collection. From April 1 – 29, 2016 look for R2D2 who will
be located at the front of the school.
Start saving your batteries for our "Out of this world"
campaign. May the Recycling Force Be With Us!
www.dpcdsb.org/TMTHY
ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA PARISH INFORMATION
HOLY WEEK Schedule
Confessions
Parish Mission
Mon., Mar.14
6:30—7:00 PM & after Mission
7:00 PM
Tues., Mar. 15
6:30—7:00 PM & after Mission
7:00 PM
Wed., Mar. 16
9:30—11:00 AM; 4:00—6:00 PM& after Mission
7:00 PM
________HOLY THURSDAY
8:00 PM
Mass of the Lord's Supper
9:15 PM
Parish Holy Hour
11:00 PM
Church closes
________GOOD FRIDAY
12:00 PM
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:30 PM
8:00 PM
9:15 PM
Stations of the Cross
Celebration of the Lord's Passion
Stations of the Cross
Celebration of the Lord's Passion
Stations of the Cross
Celebration of the Lord's Passion
________Holy Saturday
March 24th___________
March 25th__________
(Spanish)
(English)
(English)
(English)
(Italian)
(Spanish)
March 26th__________
8:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass
________EASTER SUNDAY
8:30 AM
(English)
10:00 AM
(Italian)
11:30 AM
(English)
1:00 PM
(English)
4:30 PM
(English)
6:00 PM
(Spanish)
MASSES
March 27th ________