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Stmonicakzoo The MORE Factor - A Mission Ordered Towards Reaching Eternal life The parish of St. Monica School in 1958. St. Today, St.

In the spirit of Blessed John Paul II’s call for a New Evangelization, Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Kalamazoo desire to respond to this transformative invitation to holiness with a firm and renewed zeal. As a multi-culturally diverse institution, we joyfully embrace the universal vocation to holiness. We are a community centered in the Eucharistic Christ and an educational system of the highest standards, rooted in our Catholic faith. Our goal is to equip students with an excellent education and a solid faith formation so each student may know the faith confidently, live the faith in a community where families and teachers work together to advocate for each other's salvation and Sainthood, and share the faith with relevance and loving courage throughout their lives. Monica began in the early 1950's when 350 families and founding pastor, Father Adolph Nadrach literally built the parish in old-fashioned, barn raising style. Their early commitment to quality Catholic education lead to the building of St. Monica School has grown, developed and excelled over the intervening years. Monica School has a student body of nearly 400 children in Pre-School through Eighth grade. Monica School is accredited by the Michigan Non-public Schools Accrediting Association and is a member of the National Catholic Education Association. Monica Preschool is fully licensed through the State of Michigan.

As part of their science unit on food chains and ecosystems, our 4th grade students rolled up their sleeves to dissect o...
10/17/2026

As part of their science unit on food chains and ecosystems, our 4th grade students rolled up their sleeves to dissect owl pellets and discover firsthand what these amazing birds of prey eat. From tiny bones to reconstructing small rodents, it was a wonderful, hands-on day of curiosity, teamwork, and awe of God’s creations in the classroom.

Fr. Hyman, who has a special devotion to the Carmelite Order, blessed our 3-5th graders with his personal 1st Class reli...
10/15/2026

Fr. Hyman, who has a special devotion to the Carmelite Order, blessed our 3-5th graders with his personal 1st Class relic of St. Theresa of Avila, whose feast day we celebrate today! ☘️

Our New St. Monica Spirit Wear Store is NOW OPEN! 🍀It’s never too early to start Christmas shopping! 🎄🎁 Spirit wear make...
10/15/2026

Our New St. Monica Spirit Wear Store is NOW OPEN! 🍀

It’s never too early to start Christmas shopping! 🎄🎁 Spirit wear makes the perfect gift for your kids, grandparents, family members, and of course, YOURSELF!

The store will be open for ONLY TWO WEEKS, so don’t miss your chance to grab some great gear!

https://stmonicaspiritwear.itemorder.com/shop/sale/

💚 Show your school spirit, spread the Irish pride, and check a few gifts off your Christmas list!

🍀 Happy Shopping & GO IRISH! 🍀

They had a bushel of fun at the apple orchard! Our preschoolers enjoyed a beautiful day filled with fall fun, learning, ...
10/14/2026

They had a bushel of fun at the apple orchard! Our preschoolers enjoyed a beautiful day filled with fall fun, learning, and making sweet memories. We’re so thankful for these special opportunities to explore God’s beautiful creation! ☘️

It’s time to fall in love with a new book! Our school’s online book fair is officially underway! Browse a wonderful sele...
10/14/2026

It’s time to fall in love with a new book! Our school’s online book fair is officially underway! Browse a wonderful selection of books and help inspire a love of reading in our students. Every book opens the door to a new adventure! Sales go from Oct. 12 - Nov. 6 and books are typically shipped within two weeks of the fair end date.
Shop online here: http://book-efairs.follettcontent.com/collections/l73d7
Thank you for supporting our school and our young readers. Happy reading! ☘️

10/13/2026

Pope Leo XIV’s surgery to remove a “small, localized nodule” from his lung was successful and he has returned to his room in the Gemelli Hospital, according to the Holy See Press Office.

Our 6th graders took their learning beyond the classroom on a field trip to explore the rock cycle. They enjoyed discove...
10/13/2026

Our 6th graders took their learning beyond the classroom on a field trip to explore the rock cycle. They enjoyed discovering how rocks change and learned more about the amazing world God created. What a wonderful way to bring science to life! ☘️

A heartfelt thank you to one of our wonderful parents, Mr. Wysocki, for rebuilding the beautiful Stations of the Cross i...
10/12/2026

A heartfelt thank you to one of our wonderful parents, Mr. Wysocki, for rebuilding the beautiful Stations of the Cross in our Mary Garden. This special addition provides our school community with a meaningful way to reflect on Jesus’ journey and grow in faith. We are so grateful for Mr. Wysocki’s generosity, time, and dedication to our Catholic school!

10/12/2026

On October 12, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint. Born in London in 1991 and raised in Milan, Carlo died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15. He was beatified in 2020 and canonized in 2025.

From a young age, Carlo showed a deep love for the Eucharist, calling it his “highway to heaven.” He attended daily Mass, prayed the Rosary, and spent time in Eucharistic Adoration. Using his computer skills, he created a website documenting Eucharistic miracles around the world so that others could grow in faith.

Carlo lived an ordinary teenage life—playing soccer, enjoying video games, and helping classmates—yet he ordered everything toward God. He once said that people are born as originals but many die as photocopies. His feast invites the faithful, especially the young, to live with the same intentionality: to put Jesus first, use technology for good, and become saints in everyday life.

Saint Carlo Acutis, pray for us!

10/07/2026

A four-year-old boy was healed after touching a relic of Saint Carlo Acutis. 🙏

At just four years old, Matheus Vianna could barely keep food down. Born with annular pancreas, he vomited constantly and became dangerously weak.

In 2013, his family brought him to venerate a relic of Carlo Acutis in Campo Grande, Brazil. His grandfather told him to ask Carlo to help him stop vomiting. Matheus touched the relic and simply asked: “Stop vomiting.”

When he got home, he ate solid food—and the vomiting never returned. Later testing showed the abnormality in his pancreas was no longer present.

After a formal investigation, Pope Francis recognized the healing as a miracle attributed to Carlo’s intercession. It helped pave the way for his beatification in 2020 and canonization in 2025.

Saint Carlo Acutis, pray for us!

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530 W Kilgore Road
Kalamazoo, MI
49008

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 3:30pm

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