In September 2017, Sister Nuala Mulleady, MFIC – social apostolate director at St. John the Evangelist parish in Valdosta – gave a special presentation for World Missions Sunday. She talked with parishioners about the work being done in South Sudan by Solidarity with South Sudan.
By: Submitted by Debra Harrison, St. Joseph's Catholic School, Macon
Originally Appeared in : 9724-11/23/17
The Corporal Works of Mercy provide all Catholics with a model for how we should treat all others. They are charitable actions by which we help our neighbors in their bodily needs. At SJS, providing service to our community begins early as students are taught to live out our philosophy of “Faith in Action.” Students are given many opportunities to give their time, talent, and treasures to those in need. Each day teachers and students begin their day with prayers, which often include praying for others.
COLUMBUS--Speaking to a crowd of more than 150 middle and high school students at St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School Sept. 27, Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf emphasized the importance of education for all children, whether in the small African republic of Liberia or in Georgia’s second-largest city.
Laura Webster has been appointed principal at Saint Mary on the Hill Catholic School in Augusta. Having worked as a teacher in public education in South Carolina for 10 years. Webster began her Catholic education career at Saint Mary Help of Christians Catholic School in Aiken, SC in 2003. Since joining Catholic education, she has served as a teacher and assistant principal.