JPG Morning Convocation

By: St. John Paul the Great Catholic High School
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  • Morning Convocation at St. John Paul the Great is a brief, 5 minute address given to students at the beginning of every school day. The purpose of Daily Convocation is to provide our students with a multitude of witnesses communicating their relationship with Christ and the Church.
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  • Ellie Abegg - January 27, 2025

    Ellie Abegg - January 27, 2025
    Jan 28 2025

    Today, current JPG junior and president of our Mountaineers for Life club, Ellie Abegg, gave convocation about her personal experience on the March for Life this past week. She talked about how important it is to value each life, and how a specific video touched her communicating the fact that “Never before and never again will someone like me ever be.” Thank you Ellie for sharing your experience and being a voice for the unborn!
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    6 mins
  • Mr. Nathan Glassman - October, 17 2024

    Mr. Nathan Glassman - October, 17 2024
    Oct 29 2024

    Mr. Glassman, the Executive Director of Annunciation Heights, reflects on the well-known quote: "The world offers you comfort, but you were not made for comfort; you were made for greatness."
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    6 mins
  • Br. Joseph Paolucci - October 15, 2024

    Br. Joseph Paolucci - October 15, 2024
    Oct 29 2024

    Brother Joseph Paolucci shares how his adventurous spirit and the phrase "Be Bold" guided him on his journey to Spain and in his faith life.
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    7 mins

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