On whose ancestral homeland do you live? Today we celebrate Indigenous People's Day. Wherever you live, we invite you to join the Sinsinawa community in learning about and honoring the people who historically have called this land home.
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A few more photos from today’s Wellness Wednesday activity for 9th graders! https://t.co/ZDGWTAqaWI
Christ-Light, we crave Your Holy Light.
Shine in our darkness.
Christ-Light… Light of Life
Calm our every fear and Enlighten our every decision.
Christ-Light of Hope
Grace us with Courage and Words of Truth. https://t.co/5tLQ6YaI3X
The high school was originally situated on Sichel Street in the old convent-academy building, which it shared with the grammar school until the erection of a new parish elementary school in 1923. The removal of the grammar school classes to a new building allowed room for ...
Today we welcomed Trinity’s faculty and staff back on campus. The day began with a beautiful prayer service on the lawn outside Trinity’s Athletic Facility.
New faculty and staff received their Dominican pin on Monday during their first in-service workshop at EHS. On Wednesday morning, all faculty and staff said a virtual blessing for these new hires, welcoming them to our community.
Welcome to EHS!
Mary of Magdala in Galilee was the first witness to the Resurrection and carried that news to the others in the Upper Room. Because of this, St. Augustine called her “apostola apostolorum,” the apostle to the apostles.