Novena for the Safety and Health of all Staff and Administration of Owensboro Catholic Schools as we begin a new school year in the midst of a global pandemic

August 21, 2020

For the Safety and Health of all Staff and Administration of Owensboro Catholic Schools as we begin a new school year in the midst of a global pandemic

Let go and trust in the Lord with all your heart, your mind, and your soul.

– Keith Osborne

Day Five

To view the prayer for Day Five, click HERE.

Novena to the Holy Spirit

August 21^st For the safety and health of all staff and administration of Owensboro Catholic Schools as we begin a new school year in the midst of a global pandemic

August 22^nd For the Owensboro Catholic Schools K-3 Campus

August 23^rd For the Owensboro Catholic Schools 4-6 Campus

August 24^th For Owensboro Catholic Middle School

August 25^th For Owensboro Catholic High School

August 25^th Mass for Safe Return to School (Live Stream from OCHS chapel)

“Owensboro Catholic Schools have blessed my life in a variety of ways for 50+ years. While my vantage point has shifted from student, to parent, to teacher, and now as Chief Administrative Officer, my gratitude for OCS remains unwavering. We carry on the commitment to faith formation, academic excellence, and service of others first made by area priests, religious, and parishioners decades ago. During the COVID-19 pandemic I thought about those founders. Like them, we put our heads together, figured out a way to open the doors, and welcomed students back to their classrooms. Innovation built on a long-standing commitment to faith formation and academic excellence—it’s our commitment to every student who crosses the threshold.

Come see what it means to be OC.”

Keith Osborne ’81
Chief Administrative Officer
Owensboro Catholic Schools

OCS K-3 Campus 4017 Frederica Street 270-684-7583

OCS 4-6 Campus 525 East 23rd Street 270-683-6989

OCMS 2540 Christie Place 270-683-0480

OCHS 1524 West Parrish Avenue 270-684-3215

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Frustrated in their attempts to enter religious life, Louis Martin and Zélie Guérin married and had nine children. Their youngest child, who entered a Carmelite convent at 15, became Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, affectionately known as the Little Flower.

For the Safety and Health of all Staff and Administration of Owensboro Catholic Schools as we begin a new school year in the midst of a global pandemic

Day Five

Novena to the Holy Spirit

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