Graduation

Softball captain fields growth in faith, defense of life

Benilde-St. Margaret’s School senior softball captain Taylor Damberg found success on the diamond and something worth even more in the halls and classrooms of the high school in St. Louis Park.

Congratulations, 2018 graduates

2018 graduation special section

Finding faith and lasting community

Carissa Quintanilla was feeling like a number while attending a public high school during her freshman year.

Seeking who God wants him to be

Ben Richards recently gave a talk about the importance of the Eucharist in his life.

‘Filled with Christ’ to serve others

Rachel Morgan was at a crossroads during her junior year at Chesterton Academy in Edina. She was enjoying her time there, but it looked like she might have to switch schools.

The gap year: High school grads embrace real-world experiences before college

As a high school senior, Hannah Wolney knew she needed a break. Attending Chesterton Academy in Edina, she was recovering from multiple concussions on the soccer field and had other mental health concerns. While she loved learning, Wolney realized she needed time after graduation to heal and rejuvenate.

Catholic high schools to celebrate Baccalaureate Masses, commencements

List of ceremonies for the archdiocese’s 14 Catholic high schools

Catholic school leaders share best life advice with graduates

The Catholic Spirit asked leaders from each Catholic high school in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis to share their best life advice with this year’s graduating seniors.

Congratulations, 2017 graduates

The Catholic Spirit is highlighting three students who credit their Catholic education with providing opportunities to help them learn about the world, serve others and grow in their faith.

Former orphan shows gratitude through service

Carlos McMerty-Brummer’s memories of his native Honduras are vivid. He remembers the five houses that made up the orphanage he entered as a baby in 1998 and the presence of two American missionaries who would alter the course of his life.

Lifelong Vis student faces health challenges with community by her side

“I’ve been very grateful that I was raised in a faith-filled community, because it’s been really helpful to have my faith to turn back to. Many times when I’ve wondered why this is happening to me, I’ve always been able to turn to God, to know he has a plan and is looking over me,” Daniewicz said.

Faith and family guide college-bound entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship is not new to her. At age 15, Arevalo started her own business choreographing quinceañeras to support her family. She said the experience taught her the value of hard work, money management and using her time wisely.
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