At a time when many Catholic schools are closing, Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, the oldest, continuously operating Catholic school in Brooklyn, is thriving.
At a time when many Catholic schools are closing, Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, the oldest, continuously operating Catholic school in Brooklyn, is thriving.
The hardest part of my day is actually getting up, getting ready and setting my goals. I want to achieve as much as possible in one day, so I think about what I can and cannot do in order of benefits.
One sacrifice I made that was worth it was when I gave up my free time to focus on my education, giving me better grades than ever.
In other words, the question “How does Jesus send us?” is being answered by the testimony of the “Dreamers Club” members.
Early July, 25 youth and young adults journeyed with Father Dwayne Davis from the Vicariate of Black Catholic Concerns (VBCC) Youth Leadership Ambassador Program to Jamaica, West Indies. The mission sought to serve the poorest of the poor in Kingston.
It’s getting home from school because it is oftentimes late, usually after some sort of practice. However, my family helps make it easier.
As we faced another late afternoon at Bishop Loughlin M.H.S., Fort Greene, it seemed to us that high school seniors never get a break.
FOCUS helps to provide an environment where students can share their faith, which includes promoting Bible study, daily prayer, the participation in the sacraments – as well as conferences and mission trips with opportunities to help those in need.
My inspiration is my mom. She raised me and my brothers to look at life as a gift and I am grateful to have her in my life.
About 17 young women made their way to our St. Ann’s Novitiate in Queens Village to join us for a World Youth Day celebration in union with the pilgrims in Krakow.