Blessing
St. Nicholas Catholic Church Little
Church Will Have a Big Impact
St. Nicholas Catholic
Church was welcomed this week as the newest
addition to the YMCA Children’s Safety
Village. Director of Education Wilma de Rond and
Andrew Lockie, VP of Camping and Education
Services at the village, unveiled a plaque that
identifies the church. Board Chaplain, Fr. Jim
Mockler, blessed the church as a group of
children from Holy Family Catholic Elementary
School looked on.
The Catholic Principals Council of Ontario
funded the pad upon which this church is
sitting. The students from the Construction Work
Experience Program and their teachers, Eric
Orchard and Bill Lee, (Above) framed the church
and moved it to its new site. A team of
steady-handed volunteers - teachers,
superintendents, principals, family members and
even the Director - gave of their time to put
the finishing touches on the church.
Congratulations to Mother Teresa Catholic
Secondary School, which has been ranked among the top 75 schools
in Canada for placing 70th in the University of Toronto Biology
Competition held in early May. The competition involved approximately
6000 students from across the country. Twenty-seven MTS students
competed and our top five students placed us in the winning category.
Our highest competitor, Leah Sinai, scored in the 96th percentile and
has been honoured as a National Biology Scholar for scoring within the
top 200 students. The other five members of our winning team who all
ranked near or above the 90th percentile include Matthew Dietrich, Sean
Watson, MIchael Gverzdys, and Theresa Tingey. Mother Teresa is the only
high school in the city of London to be ranked by the U of T this year.
Congratulations to our Spartan Scientists!
More than Eight thousand student athletes took
part in the annual Hans Janssen Memorial Track and Field Meet this week
at TD Waterhouse Stadium on the UWO Campus. For more pictures and
results, see this week's Spotlight Sports
Pages.
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Mission
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student in a community that nurtures a living faith
and provides a quality Catholic education that enables the individual to
become a contributing member of the Church and Society.
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