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Peter and Paul are often seen in the Church as a complementary pair. Peter represents the institutional church, while Paul represents the charismatic or spiritual church. Both are associated with the church in Rome. But what binds them together, above all, is that they were utterly seized by Jesus' message.

In addition to every Sunday, the days to be observed as holy days of obligation in the Latin rite arch/dioceses of the United States of America include the following solemnities: Mary, Mother of God (January 1); the Ascension of the Lord (Forty Days after Easter); the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (August 15); ...

Children who are baptized Catholic, or have a parent who is Catholic, are automatically eligible for registration in their local CDSBEO school.

The Catholic education system in Ontario is publicly funded. Yet it's part of a “separate” school system. Canada's constitution guarantees the right of Catholic education in a handful of provinces across the country.

Through their preaching, ministry and martyrdom, saints Peter and Paul helped to establish Christ's Church. The feast of saints Peter and Paul is a solemnity, the highest rank for a liturgical feast and a holy day of obligation.

US Catholic Holy Days of Obligation for 2023 Ascension of Jesus, Thursday, May 18 — Celebrated on the sixth Thursday after Easter Sunday* Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Tuesday, August 15* Solemnity of All Saints, Wednesday, November 1* Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Friday, December 8*

Paul first met with Peter at Jerusalem three years after his conversion. In the record of this meeting the name of Cephas (Peter) precedes that of James, although Galatians notes that in another meeting 14 years later the name of James precedes that of Cephas (Galatians 2:9).

A new report shows that Catholic school students are more likely to do well on standard tests compared with public school students. They may be in hot water over gay-straight alliances, but Ontario Catholic schools outshine public schools in straight-up achievement, suggests a report from the C.D. Howe Institute.

In many Canadian provinces, Catholic schools are funded by the province and may offer free education. Catholic schools, whether private or public, profess different educational affiliations while encouraging students' growth in the life of the Church as well as study of doctrine and theology.