Our Catholic beliefs root us, guide us and define us
On Monday, March 18, our parish Knights of Columbus council hosted a special event which paid tribute to the community heroes within the local boundaries of Baltimore and Howard counties. As principal, I was honored to offer a few remarks in honor of one of the recipients for Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Virginia Peters. Virginia serves as our First Grade teacher and has been serving as a Catholic school educator for 18 of her 20 years in teaching. Virginia is what I would desc
"Wee Bit of Ireland""
Each Friday at 9:00am, our school gathers within our church home and celebrates the miraculous gift of the Eucharist. Our weekly Mass begins with a recitation of a decade of prayers for the Holy Rosary. This Eucharistic celebration is a wonderful way to praise our Lord and offer thanksgiving for the successes and difficulties we experience during the week. A recent Mass provided a special connection to the feast days of March 17 and March 19 for two saintly giants within our
"When you get, give. When you learn, teach."
Dr. Maya Angelou once said, “When you know better, you do better.” In many ways, this simple belief sustains the precept of our Catholic school program. Accordingly, my faculty and I view everything we do for and with our students as teachable moments. These moments allow us to provide our young people a prism into the principles of living a purposeful life centered in Christ. More to this point, our faculty assume the great honor of serving as storytellers to our young schol
Remember your leaders....
At St. Agnes, we use the vehicle of education as a means in which to teach our students how to seek out those moments which require leadership in service to others. Teaching our young people to do all they do for the Greater Glory of God (Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam) represents our belief to inspire the next generation of leaders for our church, their community and our nation. More to this point, training our students how to be leaders begins with engaging them in the roles and re
Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with St. Agnes students!
As a child growing up in the 1970’s and 80’s, you would be hard pressed to find a radio station that wasn’t playing the band out of California named The Eagles. This talented group of musicians blended a soulful sound of soft rock and country music. I suppose the music fan in me always seemed to connect with the smooth and the harmonious sound of this legendary group. Fittingly to this point, their debut album in 1972 included a gentle melody that was comprised within the s
