Tag: reflection

"For the past couple of weeks, we may have felt abandoned and lonely, but we must not flee from God," writes junior Nathaniel Jablonski.

"For the past couple of weeks, we may have felt abandoned and lonely, but we must not flee from God," writes junior Nathaniel Jablonski.

"Even in death, God is life," writes Mr. John Morris, Dean of Students. "Even when weak and dying, God is strength and hope. Even when earthly life is lost, the eternal soul is fully found forever, and ever."

As Prep and so many other schools begin distance learning, the Gospel points us to have faith and hope and courage, writes Mr. Halloran, S.J.

As Prep and so many other schools begin distance learning, the Gospel points us to have faith and hope and courage, writes Mr. Halloran, S.J.

The Lenten season is a chance to enter a deeper understanding of what it means to sacrifice, though our atonement is infinitesimal in comparison with that of Jesus.

In our first reflection this Lent, Ms. Boreta Singleton talks about taking a step back and a step forward.