Returning Student Interview!

Eric Parker is a returning student to Seton Catholic Schools. He came back to Seton because “he wanted a better education”. He thinks that “the academics here are more advanced” than his old school. Eric is extremely glad he has returned to Seton and looks forward to continuing his education here. In addition, he would recommend Seton to his peers. His experience with his teachers has been pretty good. Eric said that “all the teachers are very nice”. He is planning to be on the basketball team this year. Overall, Eric has a positive feeling for Seton.

By: Kelsey Brim

New Student Interview!

Aiden Sanders is a new student who transferred here from Richmond High School. He says the biggest difference from his old school to Seton is the difference in academic level. He says it is more challenging and harder here. He chose Seton because of the athletics and better academic opportunities. His experience with teachers has been very positive, and he finds that they are very accepting of his non-Catholic faith. The teachers have also been very helpful with teaching him things he doesn't understand. He said he would even recommend Seton to his peers because of the better opportunities for college.

Adoration

Recently, our school has added a new wonderful opportunity for prayer on the first Friday of every month. We will now celebrate Adoration on each first Friday. "Adoration is an opportunity to be in the physical presence of our Lord Jesus Christ," says Mrs. Falcone. During Adoration, there are many different ways you can worship God. Some of these ways include praying, adoring God, giving thanks, petitioning, or even just sitting quietly in Jesus' presence. "It is so important, because as Christians we claim Jesus as our Lord and Savior, we profess our love for him. This is a chance to actually spend time with him physically. Those we love the most, typically, we want to spend the most time with." Adoration gives us the opportunity to communicate with Jesus. It is a great way to grow in our faith.