News Category: Principal’s Letter

This week has been a tremendous kick-off to our 24-25 school year. It was lovely seeing many of you linger for coffee in the courtyard after drop-off on Tuesday. Throughout my conversations, the word that kept coming up was community. It is

Welcome to the 2024-25 school year. It was lovely seeing you all today at the drop-in! The building was buzzing with energy and smiles, just how I like it. This year presents us with many changes. You have a new principal, our Parish has a new

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven…A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance... These words from Ecclesiastes describe my roller-coaster emotions these days. This

Yesterday at the middle school Mass, Fr. Crispin referred to the Gospel reading from Matthew and asked students, “Do you really know Jesus?” The answer, of course, is not that simple. The more we try to live in his image the more we get to

Thank you! So many of you turned up on Sunday! It was such a lovely Mass and party. Thank you for being there. I am still reading the messages on the cards and the kudoboard. My family is also very grateful to you all. “They love you as much

It seems like we are packing a year's worth of events in the last few weeks of school! The Irish blessing, “May the road rise to meet you,” comes to mind this week. Students and their teachers are traveling far and near. The eighth graders

The students were delighted to see Fr. Crispin today at the all-school Mass for the Solemnity of the Ascension. He blessed the middle school travelers as they prepare for their field trips next week. Eighth-grade students will fly to Washington,

Each May we celebrate Mary, the mother of God. Yesterday, her statue was placed front and center on the altar and surrounded with vases. The students processed into church and filled the vases with flowers. Two eighth-grade students, Maggie