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8th grade English class
8th grade English class
Thank you to the stars of our living gospel on September 11th: Hunter, Marty, Mike, Owen, Hazel, Isabel, Addie, and Erin. This was just their debut—keep an eye out for future performances.
Thank you to the stars of our living gospel on September 11th: Hunter, Marty, Mike, Owen, Hazel, Isabel, Addie, and Erin. This was just their debut—keep an eye out for future performances.
Thank you to the stars of our living gospel on September 11th: Hunter, Marty, Mike, Owen, Hazel, Isabel, Addie, and Erin. This was just their debut—keep an eye out for future performances.
Thank you to the stars of our living gospel on September 11th: Hunter, Marty, Mike, Owen, Hazel, Isabel, Addie, and Erin. This was just their debut—keep an eye out for future performances.
8th Grade
8th Grade
8th Grade
8th Grade
8th Grade
8th Grade
8th Grade
During the Lenten season we pay special attention to the Stations of the Cross. The fourteen stations represent Christ’s journey through His trial, crucifixion, and burial. We give a special shout out to our eighth graders who did an awesome job presenting the “Living Stations” to the school and our parishioners on Friday, March 31st.
During the Lenten season we pay special attention to the Stations of the Cross. The fourteen stations represent Christ’s journey through His trial, crucifixion, and burial. We give a special shout out to our eighth graders who did an awesome job presenting the “Living Stations” to the school and our parishioners on Friday, March 31st.
During the Lenten season we pay special attention to the Stations of the Cross. The fourteen stations represent Christ’s journey through His trial, crucifixion, and burial. We give a special shout out to our eighth graders who did an awesome job presenting the “Living Stations” to the school and our parishioners on Friday, March 31st.
During the Lenten season we pay special attention to the Stations of the Cross. The fourteen stations represent Christ’s journey through His trial, crucifixion, and burial. We give a special shout out to our eighth graders who did an awesome job presenting the “Living Stations” to the school and our parishioners on Friday, March 31st.
During the Lenten season we pay special attention to the Stations of the Cross. The fourteen stations represent Christ’s journey through His trial, crucifixion, and burial. We give a special shout out to our eighth graders who did an awesome job presenting the “Living Stations” to the school and our parishioners on Friday, March 31st.