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INTRODUCTION
WE ARE XAVERIAN BROTHERS
in harmony small things grow.
Following the path of our Founder, we see ourselves as called to live ordinary lives that give witness to God’s unconditional love. As Ryken’s spiritual conversion was the sense of his being “put in his place” by God, we too believe that the Xaverian calling is a way of being put in our place in the world, a place of humility and simplicity, from which we receive the grace to turn toward God, fall in love with God, and put ourselves in God’s service as followers of Jesus Christ.
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LIVING THE CHARISM
December 6, 2019
On That Day
On that day the deaf shall hear the words of a book, / And out of gloom and darkness, the eyes of the blind shall see. / The…
December 4, 2019
He Gave Thanks
The disciples said to him, “Where could we ever get enough bread in this deserted place to satisfy such a crowd?” Jesus said to them, “How many loaves…
December 3, 2019
Saving Our Souls
Today is the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, the patron of my congregation. Our Founder, Theodore James Ryken told us that “The name of this insatiable laborer for…
The Brothers at Ryken House in Louisville hosted a reception on Wednesday, November 6, for newer teachers at Saint X. All the Brothers were there and enjoyed meeting and sharing with the teachers.
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In practice we sacrifice on a daily basis our lives to the cultural values of competition, consumption, and commerce, while relegating our relationship to God and the quality of our worship to moralism and self-justification.
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Brother Thomas Murphy discusses how we emerge and grown from learning to be the person who we are.
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XAVERIAN BROTHERS SPONSORED SCHOOLS
INSPIRING LIVES OF LEARNING, FAITH, & SERVICE
The Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools is a network of Roman Catholic secondary schools sharing a common mission. The thirteen schools currently include over 13,000 students and their families, 1,000 faculty, staff and administrators and 300 trustees.