Israel became a nation in the barren desert of the Sinai Peninsula. The formative experience of fleeing Egypt united them as a band of refugee-brothers, but nostalgia for their enslaved lives quickly overruns them at the first sign of hunger and thirst…
Letter from the Headmaster
News & Notes
INVESTED to make an IMPACT: Relationship building lies at the heart of coaching that influences athletes long after their final game.
Difference Makers: Checking in with alumni who are making things better out there.
Sports
Alumni Gatherings
Afterthoughts: The Friday night parables of Coach André Bruce
Fr. Roch:Â Longing for heaven, where love and joy grow eternally
The road to racial harmony is paved with humility and faith…
Letter from the Headmaster
News & Notes
Teaching takes you back
Leading by Example
Fr. Roch: We find rest in those whom we love
Letter from the Headmaster
News & Notes
BIG MEN ON CAMPUS: Infused with smarts, values, and confidence, Cistercian alumni are succeeding in a wide range of collegiate endeavors.
Creating moments of Science: Improvements to the science building will offer new ways to make concepts memorable
Sports
Alumni Gatherings
Afterthoughts: My “Cheeseburger Diet to Success and Happiness”
Fr. Roch: Is ‘Loving people in God’ just an empty cliché?
Letter from the Headmaster
News & Notes
Magnifying the Presence
A Night to Remember: The Catholic Foundation Award Dinner
New Face of Tech
Afterthoughts: Frightening non-fiction: Attack of the iThings
Fr. Roch: Mother Earth and the fate of Antaeus in our time