We transferred to OLPH for the integration of faith and education, but we found so much more. We have been so impressed with the challenging academics and inclusive and welcoming community. The leadership is... https://t.co/db8ONClMSs
Join us for our 2nd Annual OLPH Alumni Reunion on June 23. The 11:00 Mass will be followed by brunch, games, and fellowship in the Parish Center gym. We will also celebrate Mrs. Brasauskas, Class of 1969, on her 50th year as an OLPH alumna. Bring... https://t.co/2H8UH13ejb
At today's school Mass, Fr. Arnold included students in a re-enactment of when Jesus' disciples had to tell the Chief Priest that Jesus rose from the dead. It must have been hard for them, but they knew they needed to share the undeniable truth of His victory over death.
Please join us May 29 to bid farewell to Dr. Pellechia and thank him for his Christ-centered leadership of OLPH School. We wish him all the best in his new role as Upper Level Director at Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson. Please RSVP on the... https://t.co/tIkx9TMPgH
A beautiful tradition at OLPH School is to begin the month of May with a Living Rosary. It is a wonderful reminder to follow our Blessed Mother's example of humility, obedience, and service to God. #RiseAbove#Rosary
Mrs. Lake tasked her first graders with a "maker challenge". The goal was to create a nest such that their baby peeps did not touch the ground. The only supplies they could use were gumdrops and toothpicks. Check out their inventive creations!
On Holy Thursday, Miss Hostutler re-enacted Jesus washing the feet of his disciples; what a beautiful example of servant leadership. This is surely to be a lesson they won't forget!
Our Prime Time Players put on a great show for us! Thank you Mrs. Marsden and Mrs. Lake for directing these budding stars and giving them an opportunity to build their skills and confidence.
We will all miss Fr. Arnold’s inspiring wisdom and faith-filled guidance, but wish him all the best at his new parish. Read on for details. https://t.co/ZmviOqhmTm
Dr. Urban (grandfather of Lina) visited third grade for a science demonstration to show how parasitism works and its harmful as well as helpful effects. He brought in a dissecting microscope and isolated parasitic adult... https://t.co/RVUmyW2MZC
Living Stations is such a powerful testimony to the sacrifice Christ made for us all. Thank you to our seventh graders who reverently re-enacted Christ's journey and crucifixion. #RiseAbove#CatholicSchool#GoodFriday
Our 7th graders completed their spring planting in our school garden. Thank you to Mary Brown, a parishioner, and Lindsay DeMarzo, a school parent, who have been leading this effort, and Shannon Martin who helped plan... https://t.co/mHLyDksjm3
One of the many beautiful traditions at OLPH School is Living Stations. Our students reverently act out the Stations of the Cross, depicting Jesus' journey on the day of his crucifixion. This solemn devotion is a... https://t.co/DIF8VOKKgI