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Holy Family Runners Shine at 2026 Angel Invitational
Holy Family’s Cross Country runners turned in an impressive showing at the 2026 Angel Invitational, recently held on the Holy Family campus. Our Angels enjoyed a successful day on the course, with three teams earning first-place finishes and a new school record set in the Middle School Boys 2 Mile Run.
The 5/6 Girls, 5/6 Boys, and 7/8 Boys teams each captured first place, while the 7/8 Girls finished fifth.
Eighth grader Nathaniel W. delivered one of the day’s standout performances, finishing second overall in the Middle School Boys 2 Mile Run with a time of 11:21.05. His performance set a new Holy Family school record.
The Angel Invitational was also a wonderful opportunity to welcome runners, coaches, families, and supporters to our campus. Thank you to the many volunteers who helped make the meet possible and to everyone who came out to cheer on our student-athletes.
Congratulations to all of our Angel runners on a great day of competition and community!
Week of Giving Underway
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As the Week of Giving, September 14-18, kicks off at Holy Family Catholic School, Advancement Director Gina Kerley says, "Every gift adds a new root to the foundation that sustains Holy Family Catholic School. Together, we are growing something that will bless students for generations to come."
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Middle School Students Hear Firsthand Account of 9/11
Holy Family middle school students had the opportunity to hear a firsthand account of September 11, 2001, from Mr. Moller, a Holy Family grandfather who was on the 70th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center on the morning of the attacks. His visit also included a question-and-answer session with students.
Thank you, Mr. Moller, for sharing your personal experience and giving our students a meaningful connection to this important moment in our nation’s history.
Mothers Gather for Walk with Mary Retreat
The “Walk with Mary” Mothers Retreat brought our community together for a morning of faith, reflection, and fellowship. Sister Maria Miguel of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist reflected on God’s constant presence in our lives, reminding us that we are known, called by name, and never alone as we walk with Mary in faith and trust.
The morning concluded with Holy Hour, as mothers joined their students for Holy Family’s monthly Eucharistic Adoration at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.
A special thank you to the Holy Family Catholic School Parent Association for organizing this meaningful retreat and bringing our community of mothers together in prayer.
