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January 24, 2020Catholic Schools Week is well underway at Mother of Divine Grace. In celebration of our teachers who have dedicated years (25 years and 50 years) of their life to Catholic education, Bishop Michael J. Fitzgerald will lead a celebration Mass for these teachers hitting these milestones. The Mass will be this Friday, January 31,2020 at 12:05 p.m. at: Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Chapel 18th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19103Read More -
January 23, 2020Pope Francis named Nelson J. Perez as the new archbishop of Philadelphia. He will replace Charles Chaput. Mother of Divine Grace would like to welcome Archbishop Perez to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia! Learn more about newly appointed Archbishop Perez here.Read More -
January 16, 2020Happy New Year from Mother of Divine Grace School]. We hope you enjoyed your break to celebrate Christmas. Mother of Divine Grace looks forward to new beginnings and taking on new academic challenges in the year 2020! Don’t forget! Re-registration is right around the corner. Sign your children up for the 2020-2021 school year at Mother of Divine Grace School now!Read More -
January 16, 2020Mother of Divine Grace will be closed Monday January 20, 2020 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. On this day, we remember the courageous life of civil rights activist, Martin Luther King Jr. Sit down with your child(ren) to see what they’re learning about his life at school this month. We hope you enjoy this day off!Read More
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January 9, 2020Yes, it’s January, and the end of summer and back to school season is months away, but it’s never too early to think ahead. Register or re-register your children for the next school year today! The earlier you get it done, the less you’ll have to worry about as the new school year at Mother of Divine Grace approaches. Register NowRead More
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January 8, 2020For years, educators, politicians, school administrators and more have pondered what is the secret to success in schools that carries on throughout life. Kathleen Porter-Magee, the superintendent at Partnership Schools in New York City, determined that the “secret sauce” for Catholic schools is the way Catholic values are woven into the curriculum within Catholic schools. Let’s take a closer look at how this claim might ring true...Read More
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