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Experience two powerful new documentaries celebrating the faith, culture, and resilience of Native American and African American Catholics.

The measure of our success has come to light in a series of ways over these last few busy weeks, as our graduation ceremony concludes and the students depart for the long summer vacation.

Although we are well into the summer vacation at the school, life is as busy as ever around the campus. We of course ended the school year with the graduation of our 8th Graders.

For the children of Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, beginning pre-K and going out to experience something new, school for the first time was like being at home with familiar faces there to meet and greet them.

Maȟpíya Lúta embraces Lakȟota and Jesuit Catholic values to foster community growth through education and culture.

"No Ways Tired", was this year's theme for the Twenty-Second annual Archbishop Lyke Conference held in Greenville, South Carolina.

Toni Banks moved back to Omaha, Nebraska in 2008 from Dallas, Texas. She re-joined St. Benedict the Moor and was asked by Fr. Anyanike Vitalis to start up a Youth Group.

Foundation Board Member Bishop Joseph R. Kopacz of Jackson, Mississippi, offered attendees an encouraging update.

Here are a few compelling reasons why enrolling a child in St. Philomene Dual Language Catholic School is a transformative experience for their education.