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  • Writer: Allison Hamilton
    Allison Hamilton
  • Dec 5, 2023
  • 1 min read

This Christmas season, Richmond Civic Theater is putting on a production of Peter Pan Jr. The show will run from December 8-10 and December 15-17. The Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30 pm, while the two Sunday shows are at 2:00 pm. The show is filled with fun, and also with several Seton students. 8th grader Adeliena Burket plays Wendy, one of the leads in the show. Also seen in the show are Henry Roosa, Avery Goggins, Maya Hamilton, and Allison Hamilton. Freshman Lyla Brady is also helping with lights for the show.


This show follows the story of the three Darling children, Michael, John, and Wendy, as they follow Peter Pan and Tinkerbell to Neverland. Here they meet the Lost Boys, Tiger Lily and her Brave Girls, and Captain Hook and his pirate crew. Come see the show to see the kids flying through the air with Peter Pan, the Brave Girls searching for prey, and a crazy battle between the Hook and Peter! Watch as this talented cast performs songs and dances to tell their story. This is definitely a show you won't forget and don't want to miss!

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  • Writer: Trinity Moses
    Trinity Moses
  • Dec 5, 2023
  • 2 min read

Father Nick Pagano was ordained in May of 2006 and has been a priest for 17 years. He was ordained in the Diocese of Lexington at the age of 59 when God had called him to do more with his life while attending Adoration. Father Nick attended seminary school three times. The first seminary school he attended was in Philadelphia, St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, from his senior year of high school until graduation. He was awarded a BA in Philosophy with a minor in Education. The second seminary school he attended was the New York City, St Joseph Seminary. As a lay student and he received a MS in Theology. His third time attending seminary was in Wisconsin, Sacred Heart Seminary. This is a seminary that specializes in second career students studying to become a priest. This is where Father Nick received his MS Div. and was ordained to serve the Diocese of Lexington Kentucky. Ever since then he has been serving the community and fulfilling his job as a priest, as God called him to do.


Father Nick’s most cherished duty as a priest is celebrating the Sacrament of Anointing with individuals who are in the dying process. This is especially moving when family members are present because it is a beautiful gift of God's consolation for the person in need and family members. Father Nick loves to help people who are confused or hurt by what is happening in their lives by giving them spiritual advice and directions. Father Nick loves all parts of being a priest. He said, “the worst day as a priest has been better than any other day of my life before I was ordained.”



 
 
  • Writer: Madison
    Madison
  • Dec 2, 2023
  • 1 min read

This year's varsity cheerleading squad consists of Logan Griffin, Mya Vaughn, Isabella Bentlage, Bella Cornell, Kaydence Burkhardt, Mckenzie McDonald, Brylee Roosa, and Gwynie Falcone! Our junior high cheerleaders are Adamari Cruz Santiago, Berniece Felix, Jordyn Haynes, Raynee McDonnnell, and Chaycee Turner.

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We asked Mya Vaughn about her experiences as a cheerleader and here are her answers.

Q: Why did you join the cheer team? A: I joined the cheer team to be more involved with my school, as well as form a bond with the other cheerleaders.

Q: What is your favorite cheer? A: My favorite cheer is any cheer without a kick.

Q: Do you enjoy cheer? A: I enjoy cheering a lot and am proud of myself for persevering.


I'm super proud of them and I hope we have a good season! GO TEAM!

 
 
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