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Our 100th year celebration has come to a close! 💜💛
From our opening Mass & brunch to the Women’s Forum and our Centennial Gala—thank you to our amazing community for celebrating with us all year long! 🥂✨
#Saints100 #OnceASaintAlwaysASaint #SaintsStrong
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Got to share in a little #joy this morning, delivering signs to our graduating 8th graders. Congrats #Classof2020!
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📹 VIDEO | During his homily for Mass at Casa #SantaMarta #PopeFrancis encouraged us to pray for the capacity to listen more intently in the silence we are enduring. #PrayTogether
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“Being a Christian is not just fulfilling the Commandments. They must be done, this is true, but if you stop there, you are not a good Christian. To be a good Christian is to let the Holy Spirit enter into you and take you, take you where he wants..”
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“May the Lord help us to always be open to the Holy Spirit because it will carry us forward in our life of service to the Lord." #PopeFrancis #homilytweet catholicnewsagency.com/news/…
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To be Christian is not only to fulfill the Commandments, but "to be born again" and allow the Spirit to enter in us and carry us wherever He wants. This is the freedom of the Spirit. May the Lord help us always to be docile to the Spirit. #HomilySantaMarta
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We're saddened by the loss of Clayton Christensen (1952-2020), the management scholar who first defined the theory of disruptive innovation. In 2010, he wrote about keeping sight of the most important things in life. s.hbr.org/2NYIc8a





















