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The MERCY Momentum Prayer Knowledge Service The MERCY Momentum Prayer Knowledge Service SPRING, 2011 Volume 15, Issue 2 Our Lady of Mercy School provides Catholic foundations for a life of prayer, knowledge, and service. Principal’s Preface Youth Legislature 2011 The hour is now approaching Mardi Gras 2011. This Catholic tradition celebrates the preparation for the Lenten season. This traditional preparation for Lent reminds me that we move through life always waiting for something. Lent reminds us of our Lord‟s sacrifice and Resurrection for each one of us. This time of year finds us giving up or sacrificing chocolates, television, fried foods or Facebook for a short time in our relatively long existence. Before Lent began, I talked with our students for a moment after mass one day about the act of sacrifice. I encouraged the students that along with giving up their computer games or arguing with their siblings, they could also „do‟ something. I challenged them to more fully participate in mass. Most of our students are very well behaved in mass. They know appropriate behavior during mass. Before our classes move across campus to enter Social Studies teacher George Cunningham and eighth grade Church, teachers make sure that students take care of student Elizabeth Metzger make preparations for the annual personal needs. They know that they should only Youth Legislature session. Preparation was key, as Elizabeth was selected as the Outstanding Legislator for the session. leave mass in an emergency situation. We also bring tissue with us in case of emergency. We try to make A total of 55 students in 7th and 8th grades, attended sure all personal needs are met so that students and Session 7 of Youth Legislature 2011 at the Old State Capi- teachers can more fully participate in the liturgy. tol on March 16-17. The following served as officers or Singing in mass has been described as praying double- were elected to the Youth Legislature Hall of Fame: time. I try to make sure to sing, because I can always Cabinet Members: Lizzie Vukovics, Commerce Secretary; use more prayers. Our students singing in unison sound and RaeDiance Fuller, Lt. Governor. angelic! Participation in prayers during mass and House and Senate Officers: Anne Marie Barfield, Senate responses are what our school community could President Pro Tem; Madeleine Gremillion, Senate Secre- practice. Our students are not quite as prolific as tary; Madeleine Richard, Speaker of the House; and Chan- adult worshippers. This is where I request your dler Miles, House Sgt. at Arms. assistance. Please help encourage your child to Bills inducted into the Hall of Fame / signed into law: practice the responses during weekly masses with you Ready, Set, Stop? Katie Vukovics and Anna Deshotels so that they know and understand them. These responses are practiced within Religion classes. Brain- Service for TOPS. Elizabeth Metzger and Martha Hall compatible learning research shows that learning Offender Rehabilitation. Jacob Juge and Daniel Grant practiced in real life situations is more powerful. Get off the Couch, America! Mary Margaret Strange and Continued practice of responses in weekly masses will Sydney Small improve understanding and knowledge of the learner. Students Elected into the Hall of Fame: Chandler Thank you for allowing Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Lemoine, Martha Hall, Jacob Juge, Anna Deshotels, Eliza- School to assist you in your role as primary educator. beth Metzger, David Toups, Michaela Mitchell, Bella St. Together we will succeed in forming strong Catholic Amant, Patrick Campesi, Hadley Guidry, Tres Hawkins, foundations for a life of prayer, knowledge and service James Isacks, Annabelle Laville, Mary Margaret Strange, Andrew Young, Marisa Noonan, and Lizzie Vukovics. in your child. God bless! Special thanks George Cunningham, Lead Sponsor, Tina Villa and to Sandy Rothkamm and Connie Young for serving as co-sponsors of this outstanding group. 400 Marquette Avenue Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 225-924-1054 Fax 225-923-2201 2 MERCY Momentum Uplift Committee = Faculty and Staff Involvement The Our Lady of Mercy School Uplift Committee was formed in the late 1990‟s with a mission in mind . to “lift” the spirits of our school family when they are in need. Over the years, the committee has participated in helping our school faculty and staff during happy or diffi- cult times. Weddings, births, illnesses, or during periods of family bereavement . these are all times when a little extra lift is truly appreciated. Funds for the com- mittee are generated through annual dues and the sup- port of parent organizations. Keeping true to the sense of celebrating even the small things here at Mercy, sometimes the lift occasion- ally arrives when it is just time to have a little FUN. For members of our faculty and staff, that fun usually coin- cides with pay day! Each month, the dedicated commit- tee plans creative activities to involve all members. With positive goals in mind, these activities spark a sense of shared fun and community among the members. Serving as the planning committee for the 2010-11 school year are: Jerri Trahan, Wendy Coniglio, Kelly Forbes, and Amanda Martin. At the onset of football season, tailgating was the predominant theme. Great prizes for some lucky mem- During February, members were heart healthy! Pictured bers included ice chests, snacks, pom poms, and gift above are faculty members Michelle Newman (1st place) and cards. During the fall, drawings were held randomly Carol Giurintano (2nd place) who walked the most steps in a throughout the school day for holiday treats such as tur- day. They were awarded gift baskets filled with healthy keys and pumpkin pies. Holiday dinners were provided to treats. all through the generous support of parent organizations. Some of the activities planned do require a bit of in- volvement among faculty and staff members. American Heart Month was celebrated in February, and all members were given pedometers to track their steps as they went about their day. The gym was available on February 15th, and music was provided for walkers who wanted to walk the extra steps towards their heart health awareness. Walkers were given water bottles, and participants‟ names were placed in drawings for additional prizes. March Madness swept the country on March 14th, and the Mercy campus was no exception. During “Mercy‟s March Madness”, committee members were invited to participate in a free throw contest held throughout the day. On March 15th, the Final Four included faculty mem- bers Cheryl Marchand, Julie Modica, Michelle Newman, and Kirsten Steintrager. These four battled it out until the next elimination between Marchand and Modica, which resulted in Julie Modica as the free throw cham- pion!! As it is certain that some stories have come home in regard to some of the “not so ordinary” behavior among faculty members on these special days . hopefully, this has helped to serve as a brief explanation for such! A spe- cial thanks to those who plan these special times for eve- ryone, and to the parent organizations who lend addi- tional support to these activities. These gestures are in- deed “uplifting”! Congratulations Pi Day Winners! 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders participated in Pi Day activi- ties by estimating the number of candies in a container. The winners were the following: 2nd Grade - Hailey Griggs, 2-3; 88 Lifesavers 3rd Grade - Sarah Sansovich, 3-2; 182 Jelly Beans Calm and cool, Resource teacher Julie Modica prepares for 4th Grade - John Covington, 4-3; 64 Tootsie Rolls that winning free throw as students cheer her on during re- cess. MERCY Momentum 3 Magnolia Mound Field Trip Pre-K and Community Helpers Second graders demonstrate great teamwork as they work Pictures can be deceiving, but we are happy to report that together during this activity at Magnolia Mound Plantation. no Pre-K students were taken away in the Sheriff’s unit!! A Students enjoyed a field trip to this historic site recently, visit from E.B.R. Sheriff’s Department, provided the oppor- and spent their time actively experiencing life as it was in tunity for students to explore the unit while studying com- the past. Hands on learning brings this part of history to life. munity helpers. Christian Life Awards Christian Life Awards Second Nine Weeks Third Nine Weeks PK-1 Molly Tittlebaum Brooks Wright PK-1 Ella Grace Cunningham Hunter Ullrich PK-2 Virginia Lee Sam Priddy PK-2 Haleigh Quistgaard Paul Catalanatto PK-3 Addison Forbes Jude Daniel PK-3 Ava Tittlebaum Aiden Acosta PK-4 Catherine McCrary Nick Daquanno PK-4 Greta Hoffman Mason Polk K-1 MacKenzie Millet Aiden Green K-1 Avery Guillot Gabe Smith K-2 Emma Clare Coniglio Johnny Mansur K-2 Parker Sims Nolan Levy K-3 Shelby Soileau Trent Schexnayder K-3 Irina Tenev Kristophe Sauviac K-4 Emma Lanclos Roman Vaccaro K-4 Olivia Pinell Jack Randow 1-1 Burgin Rome Loudon McGuire 1-1 Mia Colbert Joseph Tate 1-2 Kate Uffman Caleb Zerangue 1-2 Anna Kate Greco Jonathan Beale 1-3 Adrianne VanDuzee Seth Andrus 1-3 Franchesca Ruiz Clayton Werner 1-4 Claire Cunningham Lucas Gawarecki 1-4 Maggie Rodgrigue Charlie Fremaux 2-1 Ella Hambrice Peyton Salvant 2-1 Sarah Degeyter Evan Bourgeois 2-2 Brooke Shiflett Cade Clary 2-2 Sophia Paz Mikey Albarado 2-3 Haley Griggs Jon Priddy 2-3 Ruby Kadair A.J. Montagnino 3-1 Eleana Miller Zach Lindrew 3-1 Olivia Guilbeau Jack Nodier 3-2 Lucy Laville Cade Monte 3-2 Addie LeDoux Daniel Meche 3-3 Ashley Graves Alex Richard 3-3 Kaitlyn Barnett Jack Rollins 4-1 Gina Ward Stephen Kadair 4-1 Shelby Aydell Caleb Stewart 4-2 Emily DeSoto Collin Hedges 4-2 Veronica Phan Francis Dinh 4-3 Adeline Roemer Manning Bergeron 4-3 Ryan Harrison Colin Woods 5th Lauren Campbell Dalton Polito 5th Clare Barfield Briggs Brian 6th Kaitlyn Dolye Kyle Beadle 6th Karley Doyle Michael DeSoto 7th Elizabeth Garner David Toups 7th Katie Vukovics Kenny Hingle 8th Hope Bovard Jacob Juge 8th Mae Anne Mangaoil Chuck McGoey Faculty and Staff Recipients: Amanda Martin Candi Quinn 4 MERCY Momentum Winter Activities Kept the Students Busy! In conjunction with the annual Lenten 4th Grade Retreat, students of Our Lady of Mercy School completed the day’s activities with the blessing of the St.
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