St. Theresa's Preschool students honor the Month of the Holy Rosary
The month of October is dedicated to the Rosary, which is when the youngest students at St. Theresa School in Palatine received their first rosary.
"October is the perfect opportunity to teach our youngest students how to pray the rosary in their own lives," said Patti Trojan, one of the three preschool teachers at St. Theresa School.
Fr. Tim Fairman, pastor of St. Theresa Parish, joined the children in church as they did the sign of the cross, counted the beads, and prayed the Our Father and Hail Mary together. Fr. Tim explained how the colors of the beads represent the different prayers.
The primary purpose of St. Theresa School is to create a Catholic education community where human culture and knowledge, enlightened and enlivened by faith, are shared among students, teachers, and parents. he St. Theresa School curriculum uses the latest advancements in technology to enhance their student's understanding of fundamentals in science, math, English, history and the social sciences. The result is well-rounded, well-prepared students that move on to the area's finest high schools and eventually our nations' most prestigious universities. Please visit, www.sttheresaschool.com, the school website for information about St. Theresa School.
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