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Alumni
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Alumni and Dads joined in for the 2023 Day of Reflection!

Alumni and Dads joined in for the 2023 Day of Reflection!

On Saturday, April 1, alumni and dads joined in a Day of Reflection and Mass on campus directed by Deacon Richard Eason from St. Stephen’s Church. Deacon Eason’s theme for the day was “Spiritual Excellence: The Path to Happiness, Holiness, and Heaven.” Participants were invited to engage in prayer, reflection, the Rosary, and the Stations of the Cross. Fr. Andrew Sanchez ’03 of St. Francis Xavier Parish and Fr. Jeremy Lambert of St. Catherine of Siena Parish facilitated the Reconciliation service. Fr. Andrew Sanchez ’03 then celebrated Liturgy in the James B. Branton Chapel to conclude the Retreat. This spiritual event provides a wonderful opportunity for alumni and dads in our faith community to celebrate their faith and devotion to our Lord.

After Mass, all participants enjoyed lunch provided by Dean Pigeon ’06 of Pigeon’s Catering. The day was memorialized with a group photo in front of the James B. Branton Chapel.

Chairman Danny Richard ’72, Judge Bob Burns ’62 SA, Randy Oddo ’62 SA, Brother Bernie Couvillion S.C., and Campus Minister Mark Bordelon planned the day.