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The pictures coming from the Pali institute show the Class of 2019 enjoying every minute. Phone free for over 48 hours, they met their challenges, shared experiences, and became closer than ever. Thanks again to Mr. Roman del Pozo for making this happen and sending such amazing pictures.
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The 8th graders have begun their weekend of team building and hands-on learning in beautiful Big Bear at the Pali Institute. They were all smiles when they arrived at school on Friday with all their gear, even when they had to turn in their phones! This weekend is all about challenges, achieving goals, reflecting, and making real connections. They'll be hiking and zip-lining and working on character. School seems empty without them. God bless the class of 2019 and the courageous soul who made this all possible, the one and only Mr. Roman del Pozo.
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Once again our football team made it to the playoffs. They ended their regular season this year with a 5-1 record. Thanks to all the fans who supported our team and a special thanks to the man who coached and mentored this talented, hard-working bunch of players, Mr. Franklin Ferguson. God bless you all.
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Chapel students and parents and teachers love Halloween. We love the costumes, the games, the parade, the contests, the sweets, the parties, the fun, and the laughter. We love it so much that we added two and a half hours to our normal Wednesday schedule. No half day on Halloween.
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Our She Wolves gave their all this year and made it to round two of the play-offs. They played well throughout the season, but perhaps the most memorable games were the defeat of St. Brendan and the beautiful league championship win against Christ the King 2-0. Champions are a different breed than those of us who are mere mortals. This team wouldn't have been completely satisfied unless they'd gone all the way. Maybe that's what they'll do next year. They will certainly have the ingredients. Nine members of the team this year were 7th graders. They have a year to prepare. Best of all, we expect that our incredible coaching team will be back at the helm. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Your Chapel family couldn't be more proud of the team from their determination, to their poise, to their sportsmanship, to their hard work, to their teamwork-it's been amazing to see. Special thanks go to Annabel Manriquez for organizing the awesome pep rally Friday. God bless you all and thanks for all you give to CCS.
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On Friday, October 26th, our students filled bins with socks for a great cause: The Good Shepherd Center, the first shelter in Los Angeles dedicated to the needs of children and mothers who suffer from domestic violence. This drive was our first specifically focusing on socks for the center. It was the brainchild of our 8th grade student council rep. Eva Coleman. She introduced the idea and then worked throughout the drive to make it the success it was. Adriana Brady created the flyer that helped remind the school of our mission. We owe a special debt of gratitude to Eva and to the whole student council under the guidance of Mr. Long Pham for this wonderful opportunity to live the Gospel message in service and giving to others.
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On Thursday, October 25th, students walked to the Korean Cultural Center on Wilshire to experience a unique learning experience. Students spent the morning learning about the rich traditions of Korea including its culture, art, and history. Thank you to Miss Elburg for arranging the experience.
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On Saturday October 20, 2018, Cathedral Chapel hosted the first speech tournament of the 2018-2019 school year. Skye Connors (8th) placed first in both sight reading and oratorical. Maya Bryant (8th)placed first in story-telling, and Eva Coleman (8th )took home a 2nd place trophy in oratorical. Aliyah Hampton (7th) earned a certificate in story-telling. The students are already choosing material for the December tournament.
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Yes, ladies and gentlemen, our incredibly talented and hard-working girl's A volleyball team has done it again. They've made the CYO playoffs. "Thank-you," doesn't seem nearly enough when it comes to our amazing coaches, Mr. and Mrs. Morris. They don't just teach our girls how to win: they teach them the importance of good sportsmanship, the value of hard work, and the meaning of "team." We are blessed to have them at CCS. Congrats, Lady Wolves, and good luck in the play offs!
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Friday, October 19th, was the last home game for this year's volleyball team. It was also a day to celebrate the 8th graders' commitment to this year's team. Parents and grandparents attended the rose celebration before the game. Adriana Brady, Alyssa Marquez, and Jade Jordan Ruiz each received a beautiful rose and were honored with a family picture. The team then did what they do best-they won big time against the school's arch rival St. Brendan School. The girls are on a mission to finish the season with a perfect, undefeated record. God bless our team and our incredible coaches. None of this would be possible without the dedication, guidance, generosity, and expertise of Mr. and Mrs. Morris.
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