Monthly Archives: April 2013

A few days ago, a brother who had been out came back. When he came in, one brother had already saved him a clean cloth napkin and pulled it out for him. (For those who don’t know, we use cloth … Continue reading →

On Monday morning, April 15th 2013, the 117th running of the Boston Marathon began. It was a beautiful morning, sunny, blue skies and 50 degrees; ideal running conditions. Fr. Daniel Pajerski, Everest Academy Formation Director, was in the first wave … Continue reading →

Today, we offer a blog byRyszard Koziel , a junior at Sacred Heart Apostolic School. When I was asked to help run the annual Easter Games at Sacred Heart this year, I wasn’t sure if I had been asked to employ … Continue reading →

As I was writing my last reflection, I mentioned my dad used to coach our sports’ teams. I remember when we won the local recreational basketball league. My dad has never been a huge basketball fan or player but since … Continue reading →

“In our own case we accept excuses too easily; in other people’s, we do not accept them easily enough.” CS Lewis Try to value the good and don’t focus so much on what is not happening perfectly. I am amazed … Continue reading →

Today’s reflection comes from Zachary Ratliff, a sophomore at Sacred Heart Academy in Indiana.  He recently participated in a mission trip to Mexico. For those 10 days in Mexico, it was incredible. This trip has truly changed my outlook on … Continue reading →

Recently I was speaking to my dad and he mentioned that one of the best years was when we all did swim team. It wasn’t that he had great business success that year – he did well most years. It … Continue reading →

The following account of Holy Week Missions was contributed  by  Pha Nguyen of Lincoln, NE.  Pha is a junior at Sacred Heart Apostolic School in Indiana. My experience on this Youth Mission in Cincinnati, OH was super awesome! On Wednesday, … Continue reading →

Today, I’m pleased to share a commentary by Maximilian Nguyen, a junior at Sacred Heart Apostolic School in Indiana. A week before Holy Thursday, Ramon and I left Sacred Heart Apostolic School in Indiana, to help Br. Lucio Boccacci, LC … Continue reading →

This week the gospel tells us the story of Peter after Christ died. Interiorly he is disturbed. He denied Christ not once, but three times. He fled and left His Lord alone in the most important moment of His life. … Continue reading →