Drama Club School Performance 8:30 a.m in parish hall; Public performance tonight at 7:00pm; MS & HS Stations of the Cross 2:45 in church.
Soccer at Home vs Jonesboro Westside 4:00pm; Baseball & Softball @ home vs SS Bee Branch 4:30pm
Kaitlyn is all smiles after her Confirmaton, along with Monsignor Malone and her Confirmation sponsor, Christine Elsinger. #SJSuccess
St. Joseph High School junior Kaitlyn Shockley is sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spririt by Monsignor Francis Malone as part of her Confirmation ceremony held at the school Mass on March 29. Monsignor Malone, who is pastor of Christ the King Church and is also Chancellor of Ecclesial Affairs for the Diocese, was filling in for Bishop Anthony Taylor.
Here's the finished product. A real patience tester! #SJSuccess
High school librarian Karen Wilson recently set out activities for students to engage in when they come to the library. One was a 1,000 piece puzzle with a book theme. Pictured here are Consumer Science teacher Alexandria Griffith, Colton Brorman, Gabby Hathaway and Hunter Trussell who spent a combined three or four hours assembling the puzzle.
These girls at St Joseph Middle School are excited because they're taking home bricks from the recently demolished Spiritan Hall that was a focal point on the campus going back to 1926. Each girl wanted a memento of that historic building. #SJSuccess
Pee Wee Basketball & Cheer Recognition Ceremony-tonight 6:00-6:30pm in gym
Join us for School Mass with Bishop Taylor 9:00 a.m.
Baseball @ CCS 4:30; Softball @ Home 4:30; Soccer @ Home vs Riverview 5:30
BOB-Battle of the Books competition Round I today in parish hall. SJMS 2:00-3:00 p.m.
St Joseph Middle School students gather supplies for the homeless in our area as part of a Student Council sponsored Lenten Service Project. The supplies will fill "Blessing Bags" that will be given to the Conway Ministry Center for distribution to those in need.
Seniors in Mr. Kyle Zinno's religion classes delivered non-perishable food items to Conway's Soul Food Cafe Mission on March 16. The students personally shopped for the food with $375 they obtained through the school's Robert and Mary Margaret Taylor Foundation grant which supports evangelization efforts.
This may be the last photo from our SJS group in NYC as i think theyre returning Thursday. Sounds like they had a great trip, and look forward to learning more from them after they return.✈️
This is the symbolic "Last Column," a steel beam from one of the World Trade Center's towers. It stands near the wall that held back the Hudson River that would have flooded lower Manhattan and train tunnels had the wall not withstood the force of tons of collapsing debris.
Our students toured the 9/11 Museum. This is a mosaic adorned by a quote from the Roman poet Virgil. There are also nearly 3000 blue tiles that signify the clear blue sky on the morning of 9/11/2001. It's the work of artist Spencer Finch. Each of the squares he created represents one of the 2983 victims who died in that horrific attack.
This is One World Trade Center, the main building of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in New York that was destroyed in 2001 by terrorists. The replacement is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and 6th-tallest in the world.
In front of the U.N. building.
Here is our group near the United Nations building with city skyscrapers in the background.
