Cataldo's Impact On Life

Carolina Flores has had an extraordinary experience at Casco Bay High School. She had a passionate smile as she said, “I would redo my four years here again.” Her journey before a CBHS was different. Her 8th grade year everyone kept telling her only weird go to CBHS or it's a hard school. But her mother didn't wanted her to go to Deering High school because her older sister had a horrible experience at DHS. “My older sister didn't want me to same experience as she did in high school,” Carolina said. But right now she is so grateful and thankful for mother forcing her to go Casco. She learned how to come out of her comfort zone, for example, her biggest millstone was being a dj at her 10th grade year for the Halloween dance.

As you may know me already, my name if Felipe Del Angel and I am from Penitas, TX. I am currently 18 years old of age and will be turning 19 on October 23. I recently attended Thelma R. Salinas STEM Early College High School. Many do not know this but I was actually in the first graduating class of this high school and I am honored to be apart of the first graduating class of Thelma R Salinas STEM ECHS. Throughout my high school years in this new school, there were unforgettable memories. Memories that can’t be forgotten. This was not the same as a regular high school. It felt like home, with only 120 students per grade level, the environment was so easily to adapt amongst each other. And that is what the real world is all about.

It’s hard to believe that we are actually sitting here in the auditorium for the last time as students of Kheradmand High. But we are! We made it through four years of high school. Now we are teetering on the edge of the rest of our lives, having to grow up and head out into the “real” world. That thought might scare some people, but we are ready. After all, if you decide that you don’t want to be a part of the real world, maybe, you can always come back to Kheradmand High and maybe they will let you be a teacher.

Although in the past four years at Roanoke Valley Early College (RVEC) I have grumbled about how long I have been in the program and mentioned being ready to graduate almost everyday, writing this paper almost feels like a farewell. A bittersweet moment that I can safely say I deserve because of how hard I worked towards seeing this year all come together. The best way to describe is stunning. I would almost always hear any and everyone say that senior year comes up fast and I now know that they were not joking even a little. During my time at Roanoke Valley Early College I have evolved into a person that I am proud to call myself through my internship, staff members, career aspirations, and individual improvement.

It's been a spectacular ten years here at the school of St. Mary’s. I remember my first day of pre-school. As I walked in the PGC with my size 2 gym shoes and my button down red shirt, I had no clue what was waiting for me here at the school of St. Mary’s. All the awesome memories I would make such as playing soccer every day at recess, first communion in my suit and tie with all my friends, Mr. D playing basketball with us at recess, Mr. Head making awesome plays in the 8th grade volleyball game, and also all the other amazing memories St. Mary's gave to me that I'll never forget.

Good morning to all the students, parents, and teachers that have joined us for today’s event. My name is Clark Dao and as you know, today is an unforgettable day for all of us because the 6th grade students here at Eastvale Elementary are now promoting to middle school. Our time here at Eastvale Elementary has been a long, memorable journey that has shaped us for the future, for whatever it may hold. These past years have given us many special and influential moments of our lives. We’ve all learned new things, made new friends, and had good times here. There may have been some rough times, but you were still able to get past them. Also, you should know that right now, your parents and teachers are very proud of you. They have high hopes for

Different Church denominations have unique ways of preaching the Gospel to its followers with some reading only one book after worship songs as others engage in the interpretation of different verses to gain more understanding. In the Catholic Church, the Sunday Mass always involves reading different verses of the bible before the main summon that is then accompanied by a Psalm verse. The readings chosen have specific thematic concerns used to elaborate the meaning of the biblical message to the congregation. The Sunday chosen for bible analysis is the 18th January 2015. During the Mass, three readings were considered: 1st Samuel Chapter 3 Verse 3b-10 and 19; 1st Corinthians Chapter 6 Verse 13c-15a and 17-20; and John Chapter 1 Verse 35-42. Additionally, the Book of Psalms Chapter 40 Verse 2+4, 7-8a, 8b-9, and 10 was also reviewed. As such, the key thematic concern evident from the reading include answering God’s Call, Sanctification, and submission to the Lord. Love for the Lord dies quickly if there is seldom dialogue of the human person and God. The major concern of the reading is the Lord speaking to us and our response, because He loves us. Thus, the reason why these Readings and Gospel are put together stands in the idea of the answering God’s Call and invite Him to have a personal relationship with us. In the First Reading from the First Book of Samuel(3:3b-10,19) is presented the story of God calling Samuel who later became an important disciple. The Second Reading

I got there early and had a chance to sit and ponder while I looked at the enormous crucifix in the front and center as well as the beautiful images all along the sides. Because it was not the first mass of the morning, the candle of the container for the sacrament was already lit, my friend Kayla explained to me that the lit candle signifies the presence of Christ, since it has already been transubstantiated into His flesh and blood. The mass began with the procession of the priest and alter-boys with others dressed in Sunday best. Announcements were given and the priest spoke briefly to the congregation about how we are free to ask God for anything. Even if He

I know you guys don’t want to hear me talk for long, so I’ll make this quick. Pretty much all of you know me, I’m Jack Scalise. I’ve been at Bernard since the first day of school 6th grade, and I’ve known a lot of you since then. Boy, how we’ve changed since 6th grade. First of all, thank goodness, I changed my hairstyle. We’ve all(for the most part) grown taller, and most of us have matured greatly. Well… matured for middle schoolers. Back in 6th grade we were just a bunch of kids, fresh out of elementary school not a clue of what was to come. Since then we’ve all come a pretty long way. There have been some priceless moments, and great memories for our grade. I personally have made friendships with lots of people that I don’t want to ever

This is the fifth time. Twelve years ago I entered this school for the first time, only for preschool instead of my senior year of high school. Returning to my original school inevitably conjures a sense of nostalgia, as if twelve years have only measured a few days. I witness time in its true, ephemeral nature; I question where the next days will bring me.

Good afternoon, my name is Vivian Nguyen, and I’d like to welcome all the staff, family, and friends of Little Elementary to our 6th grade graduation ceremony. Thank you for your presence and with us in making this special day even more memorable. Today, is the day we will graduate from the 6th grade. Of course, we already know that, but do we truly know what it means? To me, it means more than just transferring from sixth grade to seventh grade, it means learning and moving on. Kindergarten, was the foundation to our knowledge because they taught us the basic skills, such as counting and adding. Oh how fun kindergarten was, we sang songs, played games, and never even had to worry about the STAAR test.

We spent the time shopping, packing, and talking. She told me stories of her old school: cantankerous students who got a particularly rewarding attitude check; times her students were able to cajole her out of homework assignments; and instances where they would some to her for advice and guidance. Listening to her reminisce, I was touched by her affection for her students. She had a monstrous bin full of cards, photos, albums, yearbooks, and newspaper clippings all from previous students. Suzanne still remember them all like it was just yesterday that they entered her classroom. By the end of the day, it felt like we had known eachother for years. When the tasks we had set out to accomplish for that day were done, she drove me home. As I was opening the door, she handed me a twenty dollar bill.

Yesterday, my travels began. I said goodbye to all my friends, finished packing my bags, and drove to SFO. I ate dinner at the Virgin lounge and then my mom walked me through security to my gate. As we went down the escalator, I realized that this was it. I had talked about this day for over a year; I anticipated what it would feel like to say good bye to my parents and not see them again for many weeks. I wasn't nervous because I knew everything would be fine, but it was still sad to say goodbye. My mom hugged me one last time before I finally embarked on my adventure.

So, it was here that everything began... So many lunches, sometimes not even knowing what we were eating and other times sharing delicious foods. One day we even ate “Coxinha”! So many laughs…. So many Portuguese, Spanish and Chinese classes! And, of course, I can't forget the “Mexicanisch” classes!rs There were so many moments here...And it was here that great friendship began! Last lunch with (almost) everyone together! I'm already missing you guys!

God, the Holy Divine is the superior of hierarchy and individuals must rise to “praise relics of the Saints, giving veneration to them and praying to the Saints; and to praise Stations, pilgrimages, Indulgences, pardons, Cruzadas, and candles lighted in the churches” (Fifth Rule). In other words, to be a divine Christian, one must hold great respect and must preach, praise and live a life of truth, purity, praise, prayer and full dedication. It is important to preach to God through supererogation, the performance of more work than duty requires. It is in this sense that people must venerate values of religion not only interior, but also exterior. In order to successfully commemorate God and his teachings, one must not only praise “ornaments and the buildings of churches” (Eighth Rule) but also must “praise the hearing of Mass often, likewise hymns, psalms and long prayers” (Third