St. Mark & St. Matthew Catholic Classical School

⛳️ ⚾️ Ms. Storino is making the MOST of summer!

While we’ve still got a month before the hallways fill back up, Ms. Storino is out here living her best summer life! 🌞

She’s been visiting friends in beautiful Poulsbo! Washington’s very own “Little Norway!” 🇳🇴 Founded by Norwegian immigrants in the 1880s, this charming waterfront town is nestled just a ferry ride and short drive from Seattle, and it’s absolutely worth the trip! 🌊⛵

When she wasn’t exploring Poulsbo, she was hitting the golf course and cheering loud for her Seattle Mariners! ⚾️

Sounds like the perfect Pacific Northwest summer to us! 🌲

We love hearing what our teachers are up to, it’s a great reminder that they’re real people with fun lives outside the classroom! 😄

Drop a comment below 👇

⛳️ How’s YOUR summer going?
⚾️ Are you a Mariners fan?
🌊 Have you ever visited Poulsbo? Did you know it was called “Little Norway?”

We’d love to hear from YOU and tag a friend to see what they’ve been up too, ⬇️ 🙌

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐛𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐮𝐩 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫?! ☀️

We’re gearing up for a new school year, but before we dive in, we had to know… what has our very own Mrs. Keck been up to these past few months?

🌻 Turns out, she’s been hard at work in her gardens, giving her yard some much-needed TLC! It is looking beautiful.

🎶 She and her husband have also been soaking up some live music this summer, including a concert with the one and only Wynonna Judd!

We love seeing our school family enjoying these sunny days.

Drop a comment and tell us what YOU’VE been up to this summer! 👇

Happy Birthday, Father Ross! 🎂

Today we celebrate the man who feeds us with the Eucharist, guides us through the sacraments, and never hesitates to spend time with us.

Thank you for your faithful priesthood, your pastoral heart, and the way you shepherd this parish with grace.

May God bless you abundantly on your birthday and always.

LETS GIVE HIM A HBD, ⬇️ 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Saints Peter and Paul | June 29

Two pillars. One faith. One Lord.

On this solemnity, the Church honors the great apostles Peter and Paul, men who walked with Christ, were transformed by His grace, and sealed their witness with their blood in Rome.

Peter: The rock upon which Christ built His Church. He denied Jesus three times, yet Christ chose him to lead the apostles and bind and loose on earth. His leadership was imperfect, human, humbled, yet faithful. He reminds us that Christ’s Church is built not on human perfection, but on repentance and obedience to Christ’s word.

Paul: The persecutor who became the apostle. Struck down on the Damascus road, his entire life was reoriented toward Christ. He carried the Gospel to the Gentiles, suffered shipwrecks and beatings, and wrote letters that remain the foundation of Christian theology. His conversion proves that no one is beyond Christ’s reach.

The Lesson: Both men abandoned everything: security, reputation, life itself because they had encountered the Risen Christ. Both died as martyrs in Rome. Their feast calls the Church to that same radical fidelity: to know Christ, to preach Him, to follow Him wherever it leads.

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” — 2 Timothy 4:7

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