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The King

Since Fr. Jeremy was ever so subtle about the importance of this chapter in the Scriptures, especially for high schoolers, there was a slight nudge from the Holy Spirit to post it on the blog. It’s too cold outside. So, grab some hot chocolate and take a minute to read 1 Samuel 8: Israel Asks for Continue reading
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St. Nicholas at Maur Hill-Mount

In a world where self-sacrifice often goes unnoticed, it is not surprising that the story of real St. Nicholas fades into the background. His feast day quickly became one of my favorites after I learned his story as a mother. St. Nicholas lived in the 4th century in Myra, located in today’s Turkey. He was Continue reading
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Open House!

We are excited to invite you to our Open House this Thursday at 6pm. We will talk about the application process, the curriculum and what your student needs to be doing to prepare for this big change. You will get to tour the campus and meet the teachers. We will also provide delicious Turkish Delight Continue reading
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That Art Teacher

Do you remember our teachers testing out the new art teacher a while ago in the summer? We think she is doing a pretty good job after all. Well, at least, she is doing a pretty good job at putting all the amazing stuff our students create on the board. Well done, Mrs. Wallace! Continue reading
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Archbishop Naumann and His Regalia

If you are a life-long Catholic, you may be accustomed to seeing different colored vestments and habits, the odd-looking hats churchmen wear and the staves they carry around hallways as if they are walking sticks. But, for non-Catholics and converts, the origin of these regalia is a curiosity. Archbishop Naumann came to offer Mass and Continue reading






