Diana Corsetti

A lifelong Catholic, my religion has always been important to me. As a young child, I was not fortunate enough to attend parochial school. While attending CCD classes at St. Clement School, I longed to be part of the private school and learn in a faith filled community. Many years later, I got my wish.
 
One day during Mass at St. Isidore Church the Faith Formation Director announced they were looking for volunteers to be Faith Formation teachers. Rather reluctantly, I signed up and began teaching and preparing second graders for reception of First Holy Eucharist. Almost immediately, I felt like I met my calling. I looked forward to Tuesday afternoons when I could share bible stories and teach youngsters about Jesus’ unconditional love for His children. Soon after, I switched majors in graduate school from psychology to education with my goal being to teach in a Catholic school.
 
The Lord led me to St. Catherine’s three years ago when I was hired as the third grade teacher. From my first day here, the school community and staff welcomed me and made me feel right at home, like family. Since that time, I have never doubted that I am exactly where God wants me to me.
 
It is a privilege to be a teacher and a Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist here at St. Catherine. I am so grateful for the opportunity to share my love for Jesus with others and prepare them for a Faith filled life.