The nights are getting cool, the prairie has turned from green to gold, and the geese are on the move. While I enjoy the cool, crisp morning air I am not thrilled about moving toward winter. As we turn the page of the calendar tomorrow to the month of September I know it is only a matter of time before the snow makes it way to the area. Unlike some, I do not eagerly await the first snowfall.
As I look at my September schedule it reminds me to take full advantage of the upcoming three-day weekend. The activities and commitments remain pretty steady after that until Thanksgiving.
In my role as Superintendent of Catholic Schools I was recently invited to attend the Governor's Symposium On Suicide Prevention. This is a topic that certainly needs to be addressed and I look forward to learning what I can through this symposium. The event is on September 27, and I am sure I will share some thoughts here on my blog after attending the gathering. I am grateful that the governor's office invited me to attend.
September 9, has been set aside by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) as a day of prayer for peace. You can look on their website for more details. My readers in the Cheyenne area will have the opportunity to attend Mass on that day at noon at the Cathedral of St. Mary with Bishop Paul Etienne presiding.
Enjoy these final days of summer. For those of you who attending school, or if you are a parent or grandparent sending kids to school, I hope the academic year has gotten off to a good start for you. May you be blessed abundantly in all of your endeavors!
As I look at my September schedule it reminds me to take full advantage of the upcoming three-day weekend. The activities and commitments remain pretty steady after that until Thanksgiving.
In my role as Superintendent of Catholic Schools I was recently invited to attend the Governor's Symposium On Suicide Prevention. This is a topic that certainly needs to be addressed and I look forward to learning what I can through this symposium. The event is on September 27, and I am sure I will share some thoughts here on my blog after attending the gathering. I am grateful that the governor's office invited me to attend.
September 9, has been set aside by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) as a day of prayer for peace. You can look on their website for more details. My readers in the Cheyenne area will have the opportunity to attend Mass on that day at noon at the Cathedral of St. Mary with Bishop Paul Etienne presiding.
Enjoy these final days of summer. For those of you who attending school, or if you are a parent or grandparent sending kids to school, I hope the academic year has gotten off to a good start for you. May you be blessed abundantly in all of your endeavors!
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