As we move through the homestretch of what has been a school year filled with blessings, gratitude glows all around us.
Principal's Blog
Principal Paul Hogan regularly shares his insights and observations.
In a grace-filled moment, hundreds of Jesuit High students walked out of class and into the sun for a shining yet somber ceremony of remembrance during break in Hayes Plaza.
On Ash Wednesday, as the Jesuit community celebrated Mass with Archbishop John Vlazny, evil again struck at the heart of an American high school in Parkland, Florida.
As we head into semester exams, we reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Campus Minister Don Clarke told this story to the students last Friday on the December Coed Encounter, on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It is a Christmas story, but it is also a Mary tale and a Resurrection song.
As Fr. Boyle writes in Tattoos on the Heart, “Mother Teresa diagnosed the world's ills this way: ‘We've forgotten that we belong to each other.’"