Holy Family Classical School

Classical Education is experiential.

Second graders always enjoy eating cookies. At school, they learned how to bake cookies. They practiced math, followed instructions, worked together, and saw how patience and order can lead to something good.

Holy Family Classical School is a great place to discover a life long love of learning.

Imagine how your children will thrive at Holy Family. Take a tour today to see the school for yourself: holyfamilyclassicalschool.org/inquire

The Confraternity of Christian Mothers meets next on July 16 starting at 6:00 p.m.

CCM offers parish women Adoration, Confession, Mass, Teaching and Fellowship. Sign up here to get regular updates: tulsacathedral.flocknote.com/ConfraternityofC

A High School that is Catholic and Classical? Yes!

Come to the High School Info Night beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24 in the lower level of the Cathedral.

Congratulations, Isaiah!

Isaiah Figures, Class of 2026, receives the Saint John of the Cross Spiritual Formation Award – Holy Family Classical School Holy Family Classical High School awarded the Spiritual Formation Award under the patronage of Saint John of the Cross to Mr. Isaiah Figures, Class of 2026.

Holy Family has two or three openings in the incoming Grades PK3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, & 8.
The High School has several openings for incoming 9th, 10th, and 11th grades.

Come take a tour of the school and see how your children will thrive at Holy Family.
holyfamilyclassicalschool.org/inquire

Holy Family Classical School has a long history of having great choirs.

Become Holy Family's part time Choir Teacher.

Part Time Choir Teacher: Holy Family Classical School is seeking a faithful, enthusiastic, and organized Part-Time Choral Music Instructor to lead choral instruction for students in grades 5–8. The ideal candidate will foster a love of sacred and choral music while supporting the mission of Catholic classical education through joyful, disciplined, and age-appropriate music instruction.

Apply at https://fs11.formsite.com/W1dtat/zz2gwwyzii/index

More of the topsoil is being scraped off the top of the playground. Workers are removing larger rocks as well.

They will improve the drainage to prevent puddles in certain areas of the field.

We are in the beginning months of parish efforts to build and strengthen relationships and marriages. With that in mind, on July 11th we are having a dinner celebrating marriages. We will have a speaker teach on the graces within marriage, and provide a catered dinner. This is known as the Martin Dinner, named after St. Therese of Liseux's parents, Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin.

Tickets are $50, scholarships are available and sign ups end soon. Please join us for this!

tulsacathedral.com/martin