Katheryn Tewes solemnly marches through the halls of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon, observed and followed by the rest of the student body as the school kicks off Catholic School Week with a Eucharistic procession.
Statements from students describing their enjoyment of catholic school sprinkle the windows at the church at San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon. The school and church are decorated for Catholic School Week and upcoming events include commitment ceremonies, Catholic-themed Jeopardy, scavenger hunts, and a talent show.
Katheryn Tewes, Father Dan Vanyo, and Austen Moezze kneel before the altar before a congregation of fellow students Tuesday afternoon at the church at San Francisco de Asis after a Eucharistic procession through the school to kick of Catholic School Week.
Katheryn Tewes blocks her flame from the wind Tuesday afternoon as she heads into the school at San Francisco de Asis as she leads the Eucharistic procession which will kick off Catholic School Week.
A censer of incense swings through the halls of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon, marking the beginning of Catholic School Week and its upcoming festivities. This kickoff event will be one for the memories, as the smoke from the incense accidentally set off the fire alarm, interrupting a solemn, silent event with loud wailing.
Donald Joseph Coleman keeps his head bowed and hands folded in prayer Tuesday afternoon as students of San Francesco de Asis follow the Eucharistic procession into the church to kick off Catholic School Week.
Father Dan Vanyo follows Austen Moezze and his incense through halls lined with students of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon during the Eucharistic procession which kicked off Catholic School Week.
Katheryn Tewes solemnly marches through the halls of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon, observed and followed by the rest of the student body as the school kicks off Catholic School Week with a Eucharistic procession.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Statements from students describing their enjoyment of catholic school sprinkle the windows at the church at San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon. The school and church are decorated for Catholic School Week and upcoming events include commitment ceremonies, Catholic-themed Jeopardy, scavenger hunts, and a talent show.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Katheryn Tewes, Father Dan Vanyo, and Austen Moezze kneel before the altar before a congregation of fellow students Tuesday afternoon at the church at San Francisco de Asis after a Eucharistic procession through the school to kick of Catholic School Week.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Katheryn Tewes blocks her flame from the wind Tuesday afternoon as she heads into the school at San Francisco de Asis as she leads the Eucharistic procession which will kick off Catholic School Week.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
A censer of incense swings through the halls of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon, marking the beginning of Catholic School Week and its upcoming festivities. This kickoff event will be one for the memories, as the smoke from the incense accidentally set off the fire alarm, interrupting a solemn, silent event with loud wailing.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Donald Joseph Coleman keeps his head bowed and hands folded in prayer Tuesday afternoon as students of San Francesco de Asis follow the Eucharistic procession into the church to kick off Catholic School Week.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Father Dan Vanyo follows Austen Moezze and his incense through halls lined with students of San Francisco de Asis Tuesday afternoon during the Eucharistic procession which kicked off Catholic School Week.
San Francisco de Asis Catholic School is celebrating national Catholic Schools Week with a series of events and activities for its students. The first week of February at the school has involved the celebration for as long as principal Bill Carroll can remember.Â
The week is a time to “celebrate being a Catholic school,� he said, with themed dress and activities planned each day. San Francisco de Asis, which serves students from preschool through eighth grade, is Flagstaff’s only Catholic school.
