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Student Supply List 2008. Adobe Acrobat Reader file.
Student Supply List 2008. Microsoft Word file.
Summer Reading List 2008. Microsoft Word file.
Summer Reading List 2008. Acrobat Reader file.
Monsignor Vaghi's 2008 Graduation homily. MicroSoft Word file.
Monsignor Vaghi's 2008 Graduation homily. Acrobat Reader file.

The school logo and website are the result of the dedicated efforts of the members of the Publicity Committee and the talents of graphic artist, Manuel Valencia, a Little Flower parent. Click on the link in the left-hand column to see more examples of his work.

Little Flower School Logo

Looking closely at the logo, it appears that the cross is the central or focal point. It dominates as it did in Therese’s life. Her great love for God transformed her suffering giving it a redemptive quality that won eternal life for her. This extraordinary love for God led her to promise to spend her eternity doing good on the earth.

St. Therese is always depicted with a cross and a bouquet of roses.

The cross symbolizes the most profound act of love in human history.

The rose speaks to her words of letting a shower of roses fall to the earth.

The circle symbolizes God’s promise of eternal life and His unending love for us.

The logo presents these symbols and invites us to faithfully ponder their meaning both in Therese’s life and in our own.

Below are two files for the LFS logo. Just click on the text of either file to download it for viewing and or printing.

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New logo . Microsoft Word file.
New logo. Adobe Acrobat Reader file.