Bishop Stang High School Attend World Youth Day

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Twenty students and five faculty/parent volunteers from Bishop Stang High School attended World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow, Poland. The students attended catechesis, praise and worship sessions, and adoration; celebrated Mass with Cardinal Sean O’Malley and Pope Francis; visited local churches and relics; met other pilgrims from around the world; experienced the Polish culture; and walked in the footsteps of Saint Pope John Paul II.

While on the pilgrimage, the students took turns carrying a school flag they had designed. Inside the STANG letters are the initials of every current Stang student, including the graduated Class of 2016, the incoming Class of 2020, and faculty/staff as well. They “carried” their intentions with them every day.

The following Bishop Stang students attended:

Kaelin Andrews, Emma Braga, Sarah Carney, Caroline Coady, Robert Coady, Annie DiGiammo, Anthony Facchetti, Dan Fealey, Isaac Fernandes, Sarah Hamel, Santiago Hirschmann, Emma Joncas, Greg Lucarelli, Caitlin McHenry, Victoria Pajak, Simone Payette, Kailee Peixoto, Alyssa Pereira, Jarod Pimental, Victoria Poland.

Group Leader Marianne Deramo and the following faculty/parents attended:

Patricia Coady, Steve McGonigle, Jana McHenry, Michelle Peixoto

Bishop Stang High School is a community rooted in, and dedicated to spreading the message of Jesus Christ as handed down through the teachings of the Catholic Church and the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. A diocesan, co-educational, college preparatory school serving a diverse student population, we are called to holistically educate our students to be spiritually, academically, and socially prepared to meet the demands of higher learning and of life. Providing a disciplined yet nurturing atmosphere that combines academic excellence with Christian values, we educate our students to be people of integrity and global awareness who value a commitment to service.

To learn more about Bishop Stang High School, visit us at www.bishopstang.org, follow us on Twitter @BishopStangHS, and find us on Facebook at Bishop Stang High School.

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