As we move further into this global program of “social distancing” because of COVID-19, millions around the world are trying to figure out what to do with all the time they must now spend in isolation at home.
We should offer hymns of thanks to the God who orchestrated all this for love of us.
Many Cistercian families have stepped up to give aid to those in need during the coronavirus crisis.
What lessons can we learn at this time of distance learning?
Let us, then, entrust our fears in prayerful silence to the divine Physician, who alone can calm our anxious hearts.
Love fasting. Discern it well. Share it with those you can trust to tell you want they really think. And see you at Easter!
As we head into a time of Distance Learning, each Form will be an important source of friendship and community.
A wonderful spring tradition for our Upper School students
Paraclete Press published the translation of a Jewish-Catholic woman’s experience in the death camps.
Congratulations to Mr. Gerald Edwards, our campus safety officer, on being awarded a Work of Heart Award from the Catholic Foundation!