Montgomery Catholic Students Visit Dominican Monastery in Marbury

Montgomery Catholic Students Visit Dominican Monastery in Marbury 1The Montgomery Catholic St. Bede campus sixth grade class visited the Dominican Monastery of St. Jude in Marbury, Alabama on September 29, 2016. The students were able to celebrate Mass at the Monastery, and were able to visit with the Dominican Nuns that live there after Mass. The class enjoyed a picnic lunch on the grounds after their visit and were happy that their principal Miss Laurie Gulley and Father Alex Valladares from St. Bede Parish were able to join them on their field trip. Pictured are:

Mrs. Heather Chauret’s sixth grade class: Andre Aiken, Erik Azar, Andrew Bosch,Isaiah Brannon,Amaya Cleveland, Lena Duncan,       
Kayleigh Everage, Thomas Giere, Ainsley Harrison, Jade Johnson, Andrew Koerner, Matthew Livingston, Mark Osten, Bishop Singleton, John Russell Smith, Sophia Taylor and Audrey Trant.


Mrs. Mary Pears’ sixth grade class: Cannon Bach, Brennan Binns, Nicholas Calandra,  Grant Eady, Alex Fleet, Matthew Galvin, Michael Galvin, Preston Holk, Kaylee Holmes, Caleb Kornosky, Crystal Mathews, Charlie Saunders, Natalie Scoggins, Amy Treloar, Austin Varner, Alexander Villena, Alana Wilkinson and Danielle Willcox.

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