In 1926, on the corner of 43rd street in Brooklyn, a story began that so far, has no ending. That story was, and still is, St. Michael’s Diocesan High School.…[read more]
For Dr. Ben Horgan, a vocation in Catholic Education is something that chose him. A proud graduate of St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, MA, Ben was first introduced to the Xaverian Brothers there, gradually living into his calling.…[read more]
Brotherhood, learning, and surprises from God, all of these were part of a July visitation to Congo. Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X., General Superior, and the General Council, Brothers Patrick Fumbisha, Dominique Olondo, Brian Davis, and Lawrence Harvey visited the Brothers, schools, communities, and social ministries…[read more]
Brother Stephen Comeau, a Xaverian Brother for nearly 53 years, passed away peacefully at the Layhill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Silver Spring, MD on Thursday morning, August 25th.…[read more]
Born John Francis Owens in Lowell, MA, to Irish immigrant parents, he attended St. Michael’s Grammar School and, for two years, Keith Academy, where he fell under the influence of the Xaverian Brothers.…[read more]
In Haiti, a St. Gabriel's 2018 graduate, Dr. Yvronel Joseph, ran a four-day dental clinic offering free or highly discounted dental service to over 130 patients in his home town, Fontaine.…[read more]
The story of these two students is truly horrifying. They spent almost three years living on the streets, and nights in the auditorium of their school. Being a student in Haiti has been a stressful situation for the last few years, with socio-political issues and crime.…[read more]
These men are ready to dedicate their lives to follow God more closely as Xaverian Brothers. The theme of the initiation was, “You are precious to me" which challenged all to reflect upon God’s love.…[read more]
There was only one U.S. flight out, the main road to the capital was blocked, and Brother Bill Griffin had a leg infection in need of medical attention.…[read more]
When the personal, spiritual, and congregational mission all started to come together for Brother Joseph Glebas, it felt like a divine alignment…[read more]
In 1926, on the corner of 43rd street in Brooklyn, a story began that so far, has no ending. That story was, and still is, St. Michael’s Diocesan High School.…[read more]
For Dr. Ben Horgan, a vocation in Catholic Education is something that chose him. A proud graduate of St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, MA, Ben was first introduced to the Xaverian Brothers there, gradually living into his calling.…[read more]
Brotherhood, learning, and surprises from God, all of these were part of a July visitation to Congo. Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X., General Superior, and the General Council, Brothers Patrick Fumbisha, Dominique Olondo, Brian Davis, and Lawrence Harvey visited the Brothers, schools, communities, and social ministries…[read more]
Brother Stephen Comeau, a Xaverian Brother for nearly 53 years, passed away peacefully at the Layhill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Silver Spring, MD on Thursday morning, August 25th.…[read more]
Born John Francis Owens in Lowell, MA, to Irish immigrant parents, he attended St. Michael’s Grammar School and, for two years, Keith Academy, where he fell under the influence of the Xaverian Brothers.…[read more]
In Haiti, a St. Gabriel's 2018 graduate, Dr. Yvronel Joseph, ran a four-day dental clinic offering free or highly discounted dental service to over 130 patients in his home town, Fontaine.…[read more]
The story of these two students is truly horrifying. They spent almost three years living on the streets, and nights in the auditorium of their school. Being a student in Haiti has been a stressful situation for the last few years, with socio-political issues and crime.…[read more]
These men are ready to dedicate their lives to follow God more closely as Xaverian Brothers. The theme of the initiation was, “You are precious to me" which challenged all to reflect upon God’s love.…[read more]
There was only one U.S. flight out, the main road to the capital was blocked, and Brother Bill Griffin had a leg infection in need of medical attention.…[read more]
When the personal, spiritual, and congregational mission all started to come together for Brother Joseph Glebas, it felt like a divine alignment…[read more]
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