CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
2018 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Our graduating high school seniors were honored with a blessing at the 9:00 AM Mass on Sunday April 29,
followed by brunch in the Parish Hall. Congratulations to all our graduates!”
We are proud of our 2018 Graduates:
Samuel Accordino
Jillian Baker
Cullen Brady
Nichole Breuer
Anthony Brocious
Julia Bruno
Shelby Byrne
Jack Cappabianca
Thomas Cappelli
Zoe Cavoulas
Timothy Cianciola
Brandon Clinker
David Crawford
Jordyn Cross
Dean Cutrer
Fred Cutrer
Lindsay Davis
Dean DeSanto
Connor Dye
Sydney Fabry
Julia Ferrick
Jessica Ferrick
James Fitzgerald
Emerson Fletcher
Paul French
Johnathan French
Alexa Gaetano
Dominick Gelonese
David Giancola
Mackenzie Hammond
Joseph Haniford
Madison Honthy
Jackson Horvat
Emily Hrina
Abigail Hursh
Kathryn Jenkins
Ethan Kalina
Daniel Kapalko
Paxton Karlock
Lauren Kerensky
Alexis Klinker
Garret Kuchmaner
Brendan Kuzior
Taylor Lampe
Benjamin Lawson
Sydney Lewis
James Litwin
James Lorelli
Austin Lowry
Carmen Luongo
Giovanni Mavar
Alexander Maxin
Mitchell McConnell
Ashley McKee
Michelle McKnight
Reagan Meusborn
Amanda Morales
Taylor Nabb
Justin Neff
Gianna Pacella
Anthony Pacifico
Hailey Peservich
Amanda Petro
Nicholas Piersante
Anna Pugh
Jack Rafoth
Jamison Ritter
Allyson Rizer
Taryn Rothbauer
Abigail Schors
Carmen Seybert
Mariah Sincel
Charles Staffeld
Lindsay Syms
Kevin Taylor
Zachary Tinkey
Zachary Torok
Christina Tucker
Dominic Velasquez
Amanda Ventimiglia
Alexander Veverka
Sarah Veverka
Christopher West
Eleanore Wexler
Thaddeus Wexler II
Jared Yohman
Dear high school graduates:
I would like to salute our graduating high school seniors. I believe in you. Graduating from high school is certainly the end of one chapter in life and the beginning of another. I know you probably hear this expression a lot but it is definitely true. You will all be beginning a new chapter as you go to college, or to a technical school, or to the military, or directly into the world of work. I certainly encourage you not to neglect the spiritual side of your being as that is so important. Spirituality puts you in touch with yourself: who you are and who you are called to be by your creator. Remember that God did not put us on earth to play around for a while and then die, He put us here for a purpose. That purpose is the same for all of us, which is to leave the world a better place than you found it. Now, how we do that is unique to each individual depending on the gifts God gave you. Try to discern your God given gifts and then use them to make you own corner of the world a better place.
Sincerely,
Fr. Terry Hazel