This article reminds us how often childhood emotional injuries—such as rejection, humiliation, or neglect—leave silent marks that continue to shape behavior, self-esteem, and relationships well into adolescence. Understanding these wounds helps us support our daughters who may be struggling in ways that aren’t visible, whether in the classroom, on the field, or at home. It also offers hope through the concept of resilience—showing that with awareness, compassion, and nurturing relationships, those wounds can be acknowledged, transformed, and overcome.
Article: "The Road Where We Meet Jesus"
Article: "The Road Where We Meet Jesus"
On October 6, 2025, Assistant Chaplain Fr. Jaime Hernández preached a homily to the student body celebrating the Feast of the Canonization of St. Josemaría Escrivá. Fr. Jaime’s reflection reminds us that our daughters truly are capable of holiness and that we can invite them into an awareness of Christ's unique call for them, in their school rooms, their dining room table, or in their friend groups. We can join them in this discernment, asking "what's your road to Jericho?"
