February 9, 2024 | A Word to Enkindle, Fr. John Bayer
My impression is that many people today think we live in unprecedented and negative times. They feel afraid as they watch ideologies make bold moves for economic and political power.
In a certain basic sense, it is hard for me to agree that our times are unprecedented. The Church must struggle in every age, and we just don’t have that divine vision which would allow us to compare, definitively or apocalyptically, our own age with any other. On the other hand, I can easily understand the feeling that things are urgent; after all, these are our times, and so we are, quite rightly, sensitive to their dramatic character.
February 7, 2024 | Alumni News, Media
We had a wonderful crowd at the Jim and Lynn Moroney Award Dinner honoring Matthew Nevitt ’97.
February 2, 2024 | Media
Cistercian Upper School students were treated to an assembly on artificial intelligence.
February 2, 2024 | Media
Spring is on its way! Here at Cistercian, the weather seems to suggest Spring has already arrived.
January 30, 2024 | Media
Diocesan Religion Bowl Champs! Congrats to the Middle Schoolers who represented Cistercian at the competition, winning for the second year in a row!
January 29, 2024 | Media
Mr. Haaser shares stories and lessons about the school’s history with the Form I Class of 2031 near the statue of Socrates that stands outside the main entrance, encouraging all who pass to “know thyself.”
January 29, 2024 | Media
To kick off #catholicschoolsweek the Catholic Foundation was on campus to award a Work of Heart Award to Mr. Munguia.
January 24, 2024 | Media
Twenty-five Upper School students traveled to Washington D.C. for the March for Life. They braved the cold—though they loved the snow—heard dynamic speakers, and prayed together to show their love and commitment as part of the new Pro-Life Generation.
January 20, 2024 | Media
Budding scientists from throughout the Middle School participated in the MS Science Fair.
January 17, 2024 | Media
With about 140 student volunteers and about 40 guests, Cistercian was packed with games, music, dancing, and the joyful blessing of simple solidarity.
