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St. Henry’s Schools are proud to share their namesake with St. Henry’s Church. St. Henry is best known as a Restoration Saint. His importance stems from his fidelity to the duties of our state in life. Genuine holiness can blossom anywhere. He was one of the great rulers of the Holy Roman Empire and triumphed as a Christian statesman and soldier. As soon as he was elected Emperor in 1002, he brought the disorganized and divided empire to stability and proper structure as well as restoring and advancing religion. To this end, he ensured religious leaders were worthy of that office, erected numerous cathedrals, restored churches damaged by heretics, established dioceses and promoted reform. He established foundations to support a wide variety of charitable works. He believed that monasteries were indispensable as centers of prayer and focal points for the civilization of the people. St. Henry took ill and was miraculously cured by St. Benedict. He was also married to Kunigunde of Luxembourg who is also a Saint. They are one of the rare husband-and-wife Saints in history. St. Henry brought structure and religion back to a civilization that was in disarray. We can look upon St. Henry as a man who shows us “That if our heart is in the right place, then holiness can blossom anywhere.”
Land Acknowledgement
Christ the Teacher Catholic School Division acknowledges our place on Treaty 4 Territory the traditional lands of the Nehiyawak (Cree), Anihsinapek (Saulteaux), and Nakota, and the homeland of the Dakota Lakota, and Metis People. We honour the spirit and intent of our sacred treaty relationship, and journey together to reaffirm our relation to one another and the land by teaching our shared history and learning from each other.