VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis welcomed 17 new cardinals from five continents on Saturday, including Omaha native Cardinal Blasé Cupich of the Archdiocese of Chicago.
The ceremony took place around 4 a.m. Omaha time. Cupich grew up in south Omaha and spent time at several area parishes. He was among three Americans elevated to cardinal.
Cardinal Cupich attended St. Johns' Seminary which preceded Mount Michael Benedictine School. He attend 2 years of Seminary College here which were offered at that time besides the high school seminary program
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Monday, November 21, 2016
Journalism Team earns honors in competitions
Nebraska High School Press Association workshop and competition:
All three publications that the journalism team produces, The Mount, The Seeker, and The Freelance placed in competition.
The Freelance(online) received an award of Merit.
The Seeker(yearbook) received a Superior(This is the highest award our yearbook has received in this competition, and the first time the publication as a whole has been awarded)
The Mount(Print edition) received a Cornhusker (This is the highest award possible for any publication and it is the first time our print edition has received it. “I am particularly proud of this achievement because it reflects the work of the entire team. To get this honor it means our team is not only writing well, but also editing and laying out pages well.” Adviser Gina Fosco said.
Journalism Education Association/National Scholastic Press Association Convention
Students attended workshops, networked with other high school journalists and competed in write off competitions.
Patrick Halpin’17 received an honorable mention in Sports Writing.
Journalism team photo taken in Lincoln during the NHSPA Workshop |
All three publications that the journalism team produces, The Mount, The Seeker, and The Freelance placed in competition.
The Freelance(online) received an award of Merit.
The Seeker(yearbook) received a Superior(This is the highest award our yearbook has received in this competition, and the first time the publication as a whole has been awarded)
The Mount(Print edition) received a Cornhusker (This is the highest award possible for any publication and it is the first time our print edition has received it. “I am particularly proud of this achievement because it reflects the work of the entire team. To get this honor it means our team is not only writing well, but also editing and laying out pages well.” Adviser Gina Fosco said.
A few of the Knights attending the Conference in Indianapolis |
Students attended workshops, networked with other high school journalists and competed in write off competitions.
Patrick Halpin’17 received an honorable mention in Sports Writing.
Friday, November 18, 2016
UNL Math Day Results
2016-2017 Math Team |
• Junho Ho and Max Nguyen tied for 13th place
• Kevin Zhang earned 20th place
• Vincent Dai earned 26th place
• Zach Cairney earned 31st place
Monday, November 14, 2016
Ropes Retreats @ Boys Town
Both the Seniors & Freshmen held their class retreats this fall at Boys Town featuring the "Ropes Retreat" All learned much and had a great time. Senior Photos - Freshmen Photos
Friday, November 11, 2016
Come Blow Your Horn
Our fall production of "Come Blow Your Horn" opens tonight!
The performances are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 7:00 pm on the stage. Doors will open at 6:30. This show is a comedy about a pair of brothers who do not want to grow up despite the best efforts of their parents. The show features some hilarious performances by Robert Baxley, JP Jensen, and Tomas Weekly as a father who is convinced his sons are "bums!" More Photos
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Bits & Pieces
November is always a month of quiet transitions, fall moving toward winter and outdoor sports to indoor activities.
Despite the quiet appearance of November there are still many things going on at the Mount.
All Souls Memorial Service
The Monastic community gathered with guests at the cemetery to commemorate those members of the greater Mount Michael Community that have passed away in the the last year. Afterward everyone gathered in the Abbey for heavy Hors d'oeuvres and beverages. More Photos
All Saints Mass
The school community gather in the DJ Sokol Chapel to celebrate All Saints day. Abbot Theodore Wolff OSB was the celebrant. More Photos
Red Cross Blood Donations
Students, faculty, staff and family members all participated in the blood drive. It was noted that their were a lot of first time donors. The goal of 37 pints was met with 39 pints. Thanks to all who donated and those who helped to make the event a success. More Photos
Sophomore Retreat
The annual sophomore retreat was put on by Youth Frontiers. The Repect Retreat was held at The Mount on Thursday. More Photos
Despite the quiet appearance of November there are still many things going on at the Mount.
All Souls Memorial Service
The Monastic community gathered with guests at the cemetery to commemorate those members of the greater Mount Michael Community that have passed away in the the last year. Afterward everyone gathered in the Abbey for heavy Hors d'oeuvres and beverages. More Photos
All Saints Mass
The school community gather in the DJ Sokol Chapel to celebrate All Saints day. Abbot Theodore Wolff OSB was the celebrant. More Photos
Red Cross Blood Donations
Students, faculty, staff and family members all participated in the blood drive. It was noted that their were a lot of first time donors. The goal of 37 pints was met with 39 pints. Thanks to all who donated and those who helped to make the event a success. More Photos
Sophomore Retreat
The annual sophomore retreat was put on by Youth Frontiers. The Repect Retreat was held at The Mount on Thursday. More Photos
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