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Saints inspire us to say yes to God

Last Thursday, Catholics around the world celebrated the feast of All Saints. 

As a school community, Calvert Hall gathered to reflect on sainthood and the call for each of us to be holy.  As Ben Capone, a senior at Calvert Hall, shared with us at Mass, “The call to holiness begins with us first believing that God could choose us despite our weaknesses and our flaws … that we are that good and that holy that God would choose us to be among this saintly group of people.” 

As you can see in my photos, we covered the stage in different saints and were challenged by both Father Jerry Francik (Pastor of St. Mark in Fallston and a Calvert Hall alumni) and Ben to consider this call to holiness and to work toward saying yes to God much like so many others before us did.

Catholic Review

The Catholic Review is the official publication of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

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