In the spirit of Mother Cabrini’s mission to serve those in need, Mr. Liberto’s religion classes conducted a service project focusing on the Rebuild Center at St. Joseph Church in New Orleans. Students created hand-made inspirational cards to hand out during their visit to the Rebuild Center. Upon their return to the classroom, the students were prompted to write a reflective essay about their experience throughout the project. The purpose of the Rebuild Center is to provide a safe environment, resources and opportunities for collaboration among Catholic and other faith-based organizations in the City of New Orleans to serve those in need.
Cabrini High School Celebrates Mother Cabrini’s Feast Day
In preparation for Mother Cabrini’s Feast Day, Cabrini High School hosted a wonderful celebration of the Eucharist where the 50-year graduates (Class of ‘72) joined us in honoring our foundress and received a special pin to commemorate their golden anniversary.
A reception was held following Mass in the lovely Esplanade Courtyard located on Cabrini’s campus.
Cabrini Students Honor Distinguished Educators
NEW ORLEANS – Four elementary school teachers were honored on May 4, 2022, by Cabrini High School students. The Distinguished Educator Award is presented annually to teachers who have done an outstanding job preparing their students to succeed in high school. Cabrini High School’s Distinguished Educators include:
Teresa Anasagati – Morris Jeff Community School, nominated by Grace Cook ‘25
Julie Mallory – Lake Harbor Middle School, nominated by Emma Graff ‘23
Stacie Seube – Our Lady of Prompt Succor, nominated by Eaden Roberson ‘26
Emily Tornabene – St. Dominic School, nominated by Emma Thomason ‘25
Each year, Cabrini students who demonstrate outstanding character and hold a GPA of 3.5 or higher are given the opportunity to nominate an elementary school teach who has had a positive impact on their lives. In the nomination, students are asked to share why they selected the teacher and the impact the nominee has had in their lives and in preparation for high school and beyond.
Cabrini High School President, Jack Truxillo, addressed the Distinguished Educators and guests. “You have made such an impression and had such an impact on your former students that they chose to go through the nominating process. That itself speaks volumes. The influence you have daily on students is immeasurable. The terms, parent, protector, counselor, nurse, referee, disciplinarian, coach, leader, expert, task master, time keeper, planner, janitor decorator, supervisor and finally, instructor, all fit in your job description. But, as we all know those are just a sampling of the jobs you do. Be assured that the work you do is valued. It is recognized.”
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Cabrini Students Honor Distinguished Educators
Cabrini Students Honor Distinguished Educators
NEW ORLEANS – Four elementary school teachers were honored on May 4, 2022, by Cabrini High School students. The Distinguished Educator Award is presented annually to teachers who have done an outstanding job preparing their students to succeed in high school. Cabrini High School’s Distinguished Educators include:
Teresa Anasagati – Morris Jeff Community School, nominated by Grace Cook ‘25
Julie Mallory – Lake Harbor Middle School, nominated by Emma Graff ‘23
Stacie Seube – Our Lady of Prompt Succor, nominated by Eaden Roberson ‘26
Emily Tornabene – St. Dominic School, nominated by Emma Thomason ‘25
Each year, Cabrini students who demonstrate outstanding character and hold a GPA of 3.5 or higher are given the opportunity to nominate an elementary school teach who has had a positive impact on their lives. In the nomination, students are asked to share why they selected the teacher and the impact the nominee has had in their lives and in preparation for high school and beyond.
Cabrini High School President, Jack Truxillo, addressed the Distinguished Educators and guests. “You have made such an impression and had such an impact on your former students that they chose to go through the nominating process. That itself speaks volumes. The influence you have daily on students is immeasurable. The terms, parent, protector, counselor, nurse, referee, disciplinarian, coach, leader, expert, task master, time keeper, planner, janitor decorator, supervisor and finally, instructor, all fit in your job description. But, as we all know those are just a sampling of the jobs you do. Be assured that the work you do is valued. It is recognized.”
To view additional photos from the event, please click here
Gathering for Lenten Prayer
Cabrini High School hosted a Lenten Evening of Reflection on Tuesday, March 29th in the Sacred Heart Chapel on campus. All Cabrini High faculty, staff, students, and friends of Cabrini were welcome to attend.
The night began with snacks and refreshments in the courtyard, until everyone gathered in the chapel to commence the Lenten Evening. Deacon Uriel Durr, the pastoral minister at Cabrini, shared a Lenten talk which was followed by reflection time, adoration, and confession. Guests were also invited to view Mother Cabrini’s Bedroom and Exhibit Room, which is recognized as a local shrine in New Orleans.
The evening culminated in a celebration of the Eucharist, led by Father Emanuel Mulenga, Cabrini’s campus chaplain. It was a wonderful night full of prayer. Thanks to all who made this evening possible and to all who attended
Cabrini High School Language Scholars Excel
Cabrini High School’s Spanish and French students participated at Southeastern Louisiana University’s 39th Annual Foreign Language Festival on Friday, March 25th. These extraordinary students received top honors in all categories at the festival. A special congratulations to sophomore Logan Lewis ’24 for her performance in the Extemporaneous Speaking Category. She was named the top Spanish IV student at the festival and received a $500 scholarship.
Cabrini’s Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Foreign Language Chairperson, Vivian Coutin, stated, “We are extremely proud of these students’ hard work and effective effort. They represented our school with determination and honor.”
Thank you to their dedicated instructors, Ms. Perriloux, Ms. Biondo, Mr. Ota, and Mrs. Coutin.
Teamwork to Help Others
In the spirit of Mother Cabrini’s mission to serve those in need, Mr. Liberto’s 11th grade religion classes conducted a service project focusing on the Rebuild Center located at St. Joseph Church in New Orleans.
The purpose of the Rebuild Center is to provide a safe environment, resources and opportunities for collaboration among Catholic and other faith-based organizations in the City of New Orleans for the service of those in need, together in one location.
In collaboration with the Director of Institutional Advancement, Sheri Salvagio, and the Brown Foundation Service Learning Grant, the juniors were able to purchase supplies and create 600 lunch bags for the Rebuild Center. Then, they were able to deliver the lunch bags and tour the facility. Upon their return to the classroom, the students were prompted to write a reflective essay about their experience throughout the project.
Cabrini High School Students Attend March for Life
Cabrini High School, New Orleans, had a student delegation attend the March for Life in Washington, D.C. as part of a high school pilgrimage of some 300 students sponsored by the Archdiocese of New Orleans. In addition to the march on Friday, January 21st, the trip included respect life catechesis, prayer opportunities, and vocation stories by religious and seminarians. Cabrini students and chaperones were proud to be witnesses to the sanctity of human life from conception until natural death.
Awareness and Advocacy re: Human Trafficking
Cabrini High School, New Orleans, took the week of January 10-14 to highlight National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. In solidarity with Mother Cabrini’s Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, each day began with prayers for an end to this sinful tragedy. Facts about human trafficking and how we can advocate and fight against it were highlighted daily. The week culminated in a dress-up day, where students raised funds for the anti-trafficking efforts of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart and the Cabrini Mission Foundation.
Cause for Celebration at Cabrini High!
Friday, November 12, was a special day on Cabrini High School’s campus.
In preparation for Mother Cabrini’s Feast Day, the school hosted a wonderful celebration of the Eucharist where Sister Renee Kittelson, MSC, was awarded for her service at Cabrini High.
Additionally, a new tradition was born. The 50-year graduates (classes of ‘70 and ‘71) joined us in honoring our patron saint and received a special pin to commemorate their golden anniversary.
Thank you for all you’ve done, Sister Renee!
And congratulations to the 50-year graduates!
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