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Monday, March 17, 2014

St. Patrick's Day Writing


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Mrs. Catton
I am beginning my nineteenth year of teaching at Holy Spirit and have loved it!!!! I started out in preschool and moved to kindergarten. My husband and I were married at Holy Spirit twenty eight years ago and are parishioners. We have three children- Scott, Matt and Sarah. We sent all three of our children to Holy Spirit School and Scecina Memorial High School. They then moved to their respective colleges- IUPUI, Ball State University, and Purdue University where they all graduated. Two of them in education and one in marketing. We have never regretted making the sacrifice to send them to Catholic schools.
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