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…
Yesterday the English and World Languages departments hosted a literary colloquium on literature from the Latin American Boom. Students from numerous area high schools wrote and presented papers on short stories selected for the event.
Congrats to the staff of Exodus, the school’s yearbook – last year’s book, “It’s Different Here,” has been recognized nationally as a top-tier student publication!
Fr. Gregory presided over mass this morning in the chapel before school.
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
