The Rampage is a production of Saint Luke Catholic School and is published twice a month during the school year.
"I do hope that your summer is going well for you and your family. We have been working hard to get ready for the 2010-2011 school year..."
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"This past year we have been stressing the Fruit of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, and self-control. These are really the results of our responses to the Gifts of the Holy Spirit..."
"We have just about three weeks left in the 2009-2010 school year. If we have been living in the light of God’s call to “love one another” then we should be seeing evidence of the “fruit of the Spirit” in our daily lives..."
"I’m sure that all of you are ready for and your children are excited about the upcoming spring break. Please take time to relax over the next week, whether you are staying in town or taking a trip..."
"Our focus for March is “Faithfulness”. Being faithful and full of faith are really two related but different things. It is important that we are faithful in the way we live our lives. Sometimes it is important to be faithful in “small things” to be able to stand up and be faithful in big things..."
"Lent begins today. The Church gives us these forty days to prepare for Easter. This models the forty days Jesus spent in the desert..."
"The Fruit of the Holy Spirit for this month is Love. Scripture makes it very clear that love is the key to our faith. God’s love of us preconditions everything. Jesus makes this very clear in the greatest Commandment: 'Love
one another as I have loved
you.'..."
" I hope that this note finds you rested from the long weekend. A lot has happened since our last Rampage. Perhaps the most important is the tragedy of the earthquake in Haiti. A 7.0 earthquake would be destructive in a well-prepared area such as the western United States or Japan, but in a poor and underdeveloped nation like Haiti, it is devastating..."
"Our faith focus for January is gentleness as a fruit of the Holy Spirit. We just celebrated Christmas and this past weekend the visit of the wise men to Jesus in Bethlehem. It is important to note that being gentle does not mean being weak..."