The Extraordinary Form of the Mass can offer a beautiful combination of silence and reverent song that conveys a strong sense of divine mystery, especially in such a frenetic and noisy culture as our own.
Friday Night’s Halftime Show included a great performance from our @hawks.cheer.dallas as well as an impromptu football scrimmage of monks vs. @tca_addison students.
Earth, Sky and Sea runs at Conduit Gallery from August 28 – October 2, 2021.
The Junior class, most of whom are driving to school these days, met with an Irving Police Officer this morning to refresh their memories on the rules of the road.
The new school year is off to a great start!
Mrs. McGinnis helps make the library a welcome “home base” for the many avid readers on campus.
May we all live “among the mountains” with our hearts fixed on the summit — God himself, as he invites us to continual conversion, to continual ascent, casting down every false peak as an idol and staying hungry for the glorious view we hope to enjoy with him in heaven.
Some of the dads of these middle school boys might notice the same jerseys they wore back in the day!
The halls were filled with students for today’s Opening Ceremonies.
Taking Nothing for Granted: Seniors Navigate the Pandemic Together, by Fr. Stephen Gregg ’01, A Beautiful Language of Rigor and Expression: Cistercian’s Math program, Past and Present, by Jon Erickson ’12, In Memoriam: Francis G. “Jerry” O’Brien, and Carl Fischer ’89, Afterthoughts: Ice-cream Trucks and the Art of Surprise by Patrick Spence ’08, Humility and Audacity: “Magni magna audent” by Fr. Roch