The MCLI Class of 2011 Welcomes, The Class of 2014!!!!!

Good Friday, 2010
Living Stations of the Cross

Christian Service Hours must be completed from September to May of the School Year.
Only Advanced Placement Seniors may do their service in the summer.

Lancers in Action Receive Recognition for Charitable Work for JINSA



Pictured from Left to Right: Mr. Edward Tyrrell, Andrew DeMaria, Will Guinee, Mrs. Mary Driscoll, Ricky Serino, Mr. David Ganz, President of JINSA, Andrew Connolly, Ryan Jordan and Jonathan Duocot

Last school year we sent hundreds of baby clothes and toys to the Children's Closet at St Thomas, Peabody. Used Clothes to the Viet Nam Vets, St Francis House and St Joseph Wakefield. Donations were made to Toys for Tots, Office of Families and Children, St Jude's Children Hospital, The Jimmy Fund, Jinsa, The Xaverian Brothers, The Cardinal Orjeka Fund in Nigeria, Hosuing Familes in Malden, Lymphomas and Leukemia Foundation, Mass General Oconology, Friends of Mel for Breast Cancer Research, St Patrick Holiday Helpers, American Cancer Society, and  the Junior Class is sponsoring a child in San Bartolo Peru.Many members of the military have been remembered with packages, Revere Food Bank and Bread of Life received donation this month- Thank you for all your support!!!

Last Year We Helped the Following Agencies: Housing Families, Bread of Life,Mission of Deeds, Red Cross, The US Military, The Children's Closet, Jinsa, Solidarity in Action, Catholic Relief, Malden Office for Children and Families, Lost Boys of Sudan, Guadalupe School, St Patrick Holiday Helpers, Habitat for Humanity, St Francis House, Xaverian Brothers in Haiti, The Congo and Kenya, Special Olympics, Atria at Maplewood Place, Catholic Charites, Revere Food Bank, Saugus Food Bank, Greater Boston Food Bank. Lymphoma Society, Massachusetts General Hospital Oncology, Relay for Life, Hospice of the North Shore, Lancers United Scholarship, Walk for Sight, Little Sisters of the Poor

Lancers-in-Action

"If you allow yourself to be formed by God through the common, ordinary, unspectacular flow of everyday life, you will gradually experience a liberation and freedom never before imagined".

------ from the Fundamental Principles of the Brothers of St. Francis Xavier

An essential part of Malden Catholic's mission is to develop the spiritual and moral aspects of our young men's character. As such the programs sponsored by Campus Ministry flow from our Catholic Traditions which are rooted in the teaching of Jesus Christ. Additionally, as a member of a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School we express our particular identity through programs and prayer experiences rooted in the charisms of the Xaverian Brothers as expressed in the Fundamental Principals of the Brothers of Saint Francis Xavier. We acknowledge, include and welcome all members of our community and take into account the interdenominational reality of the school.

Mrs. Mary Driscoll, Director, M.A. in Theology and Pastoral Ministry, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
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