Dear Friends,
Last Saturday we laid to rest the mortal remains of our
dear friend Joseph Domko. As we finished the funeral mass and
departed it came to mind the words we hear every Ash Wednesday, 'Remember
man, that you are dust and unto dust you shall return.' We are all
called upon to one day die and then give an account of our lives. In
many ways this is like taking an exam or a test; We are instructed, asked to
do problems demonstrating and helping us build mastery and then we are called
upon to prove that mastery. So in that sense school helps us prepare
for life.
Of Joe's great traits honesty, hard work, courage and
charity were hallmarks. Imagine a school in which we work
diligently and honestly, with courage we accept what God sends us, and show
charity to all. This would be a school we would all want to part of, and
we can. We can have all of these wonderful traits and more, if we only
ask in faith and then act in faith.
Finally, as your students start getting grades in classes
please remember to check PowerSchool often and be quick to contact the
teacher if you see something you want to discuss. Education works best
when there is communication going on, for learning is a dynamic process.
May God be with all of you and bless your week,
Timothy Gallic
Principal/President Holy Family High School
303-410-1411
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
From the Principal's Desk 5.4
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