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This news page highlights some of the many things happening with the students of Curley. Class activities to individual accomplishments are reported here. Check in often!
We have launched new version of the Curley website. It is available to the Curley Family at the usual address, archbishopcurley.org. The site has a new look which we hope is attractive and easy to navigate. On the Homepage, the black menu bar at the top has familiar channels which will make users of past websites feel at home. Click on the Curley shield (left side of black menu bar) to return to the Homepage. Students and parents should check the BACK TO SCHOOL Page for summer assignments, dates, textbooks and other information prior to returning in September. Parents should note that any…
A Reflection by Patrick McDonald ’20 For photos, click HERE to go to Curley’s Facebook page. From July 9th to July 13th, over 40 Curley students including myself went to a service campcalled Encounter the Gospel of Life. This is an event held at the University of Maryland, College Park and includes schools and parishes from across Maryland and even from Boston. The objective of this trip is to connect with others through acts of service and to grow stronger in one’s relationship with God and others. As for my experience, I can truly say that my outlook was changed almost immediately. On…
The Stations (or Way) of the Cross is a Lenten devotion that has been promoted by the Franciscan Friars since the Middle Ages. At Curley, it has been a tradition for the Senior Class to present a Live Stations of the Cross to the student body during Holy Week. This year, for the first time, this moving presentation was offered in the evening for parents and friends to attend. The Curley Schola provided the music. The cast and crew of the production included the following: Jesus – Robbie Commodari Mary – Olivia Bounds (from IND) Soldier 1 – Nate Dillow Soldier 2 – Yong Park Soldier 3…
“Repent and Believe the Good News.” February 14th is for Christians the beginning of Lent, which is marked by the reception of ashes on the forehead to proclaim that we are sinners in need of God’s grace. Bishop Denis Madden, Urban Vicar for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, was the principal celebrant and homilist. In his homily, Bishop Madden encouraged all to use the opportunity that Lent provides to do the traditional works of Lent: prayer, fasting and alms…giving. He went further to suggest that as we perform these works, we go beyond our comfort zones, and discover our true selves. The Curley…
Archbishop Curley High School’s requirement for service is based on the example of St. Francis of Assisi who understood the need to integrate religious belief with everyday living. For St. Francis, serving the poor was nothing less than honoring God in the presence of another person. The MISSION 4 SERVICE program is an opportunity for our students to reach out to others who find themselves in need. While the learning that happens in the classroom is import…ant, we strongly believe in extending that learning experience beyond our school’s walls. All students have a service requirement. Seniors choose a service site and…