Black and White Shop Holiday Hours – December 2018
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iGiveCatholic on GivingTuesday
The first Tuesday after Thanksgiving (and after “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday”) has been designated as #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving. Here in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, St. Mary’s Dominican High School will be participating in #iGiveCatholic on that day, Tuesday, November 27, 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. All donations must be made online by credit card… Read More
World Youth Day 2018 Student Reflection
Miriam Romero, Class of 2020 Fearless. Pope Francis chose that to be the theme for World Youth Day 2018. The focus was on being free from fear; to be fearless in society, as well as in our relationship with God. Some members of our society tell us that having a relationship with God is weird,… Read More
Dominican Student Ella Cheramie Takes First Place in 18 in ’18 Competition
St. Mary’s Dominican High School senior Ella Cheramie presents Dominican President Dr. Cynthia A. Thomas the $18,000 she received for Dominican as winner of The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation 18 in ’18 city-wide high school arts competition that showcased the creative talents of students and their special connection to the culture of New Orleans that… Read More
Angela Gregory – Sculptor, Educator and Trailblazer
October 17, 2018 IN THE NEWS: Angela Gregory saluted in NOLA.com’s 300 for 300 Project that highlights 300 people who have made New Orleans New Orleans. August 28, 2018 St. Mary’s Dominican High School Article Angela Gregory (1903-1990) has been called the doyenne of Louisiana sculpture. At the age of 14, she declared that she… Read More
Senior Julia Cazabon Named National Hispanic Scholar
St. Mary’s Dominican High School senior Julia Cazabon has been recognized as a 2018-2019 National Hispanic Scholar. Each year, the National Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP) honors more than 7,000 academically outstanding Hispanic/Latino juniors who take the PSAT/NMSQT™. To be eligible, students must be at least one-quarter Hispanic/Latino (based on the program’s definition) and achieve a… Read More
Cuban-American Playwright and Filmmaker Iván Acosta Shares Life Experiences
Iván left Cuba with his family on a hot afternoon in August 1961 when he was 16 years old. Twenty-one people jammed onto a 92-foot boat, fully aware that they could be shot or spend 20 years in prison if caught. Or they could drown if their boat drifted into the raging tropical storm sweeping… Read More