In the 8th grade level religion classes taught by Mrs. Jill Cabes, students applied their understanding of disputatio during a week of debates on a range of topics that included Do Cats or Dogs Make Better Pets to Should School Uniforms Be Required. “All of the students were engaged and throughout the week learned to practice active and… Read More
God Has You in the Palm of His Hand A Reflection by Gracie Bott, ’21 When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up so fast. I’m pretty sure we all did, right? I remember watching TeenNick or Friends, and just dying to grow up. High School Musical was exactly what I thought I… Read More
Donations of baby formula, diapers, wipes, pull-ups, and bottled water collected by St. Mary’s Dominican High School students will support families with babies and young children in the Lake Charles community that is recovering from Hurricane Laura. The donations will be given to the Louisiana Right to Life office that will deliver them to the… Read More
Four St. Mary’s Dominican High School students honored for their commitment to their parishes in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Ellie Dalton ’22 – Immaculate Conception (Marrero), Kelci Lewis ’23 – St. Raymond-St. Leo (New Orleans), and graduates Morgan Muscarello ’20 – St. Christopher (Metairie), and Erin Sequeira ’20 – St. Dominic (New Orleans) were… Read More
During Dominican’s home learning experience, our Student Preachers will continue leading our school community in daily prayers. Stay spiritually connected by viewing their videos each day! Read More
Following the celebration of the Justice Awareness Mass, Dominican’s annual one-week canned food drive kicked off with a video produced by the Religion Department. This year’s theme for Dominican’s Second Harvest Food Bank canned food drive is – Do you want to build a snow”can”? Cast of Characters: 8th Grade – Anna Freshmen – Swen… Read More
Reflection by Celeste Schonberg ’20 Waiting. We wait on popcorn shrimp days, in lines at Disney World, for our favorite band to come in town, and we wait for Christ in Advent. All of these have an exciting outcome after the delay. You get to eat your delicious lunch, experience an adrenaline rush on your favorite… Read More
A Reflection by Aria Dody ’21 In our everyday lives, we as humans notice how different things are. It’s our nature. We notice when a picture is taken from a horizontal angle to a vertical angle, even though the picture still turns out the same. Or when the degree in heat temperature changes, though it… Read More