MARIANIST HERITAGE WEEK AT CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The Marianist commitment to education, community, collaboration, and service was celebrated from February 7th to 11th during Central Catholic High School's annual observance of Marianist Heritage Week. Activities are designed to keep Central Catholic High School's heritage in people's minds.

Central Catholic High School is shepherded in the tradition of the Society of Mary, founded in Bordeaux, France, in 1817 by Father William Joseph Chaminade. Chaminade's vision continues to guide the mission of CCHS, particularly in the efforts to "internalize" the Charism and provide students with: Formation in Faith, an Integral, Quality Education, Family Spirit, Service, Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation, and Adaptation and Change.

Some of the week's highlights of our week included Marianist Shirt day! Happy Birthday, Marianist Founders! Campus Ministry provided cupcakes to all during lunch. Blessed William Joseph Chaminade Mass.

Congratulations, Marianist Heritage Award Recipient Luke Hoenigman. This award is presented annually at the Chaminade Day Mass to a Faculty or Staff member. The individual chosen exemplifies the spirit of Blessed William Joseph Chaminade by demonstrating the Marianist Charism.