Montgomery Catholic’s Holy Spirit Campus Welcomed Grandparents to Campus

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Kim and Amy Wanous visit with their grandson,
sixth grader Jake Dean at the Montgomery Catholic’s
Holy Spirit campus Grandparents day celebration.

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Holy Spirit Campus welcomed Grandparents to campus on Thursday, September 15, 2016. The day began with students, teachers and grandparents saying prayer and pledge around the flag pole. Afterwards, students celebrated Mass at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with their Grandparents. Father Patrick Driscoll and Father Phillip McKenna were the celebrants. Montgomery Catholic’s President, Anne Ceasar welcomed and thanked all of the families for supporting Catholic education and for the gift of their grandchildren. The Parent Teacher Council (PTC) hosted a reception, and  invited students and their guests to the gymnasium for a visit, donuts, coffee and juice.  Grandparents had an opportunity to visit classrooms with their grandchildren.  Having generations of families on campus is a longtime tradition at Montgomery Catholic, and will continue to be as Montgomery Catholic celebrates 143 years of continuous education in Montgomery.

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Mrs. Edna Sadie enjoys her time with
granddaughters Maria and Anna Rose.

Founded in 1873, Montgomery Catholic Preparatory Schools Mission is:

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School is an integral part of the Catholic Church’s mission to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ.  As an adult community, we share in the responsibility to prepare students for college and beyond while helping them grow to become persons of faith, virtue and wisdom.

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