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JPG Morning Convocation

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.St. John Paul the Great Catholic High School Economics Management Management & Leadership
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  • Danika Greiner April 15th, 2025

    Danika Greiner April 15th, 2025
    Apr 16 2025

    This morning, Danika Greiner gave a great convocation on a very difficult loss in her life. Through the experience she learned, and encouraged our students, to trust that God has a bigger and better plan for your life, even when it is hard to believe. Thank you so much Danika!

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    8 mins
  • Joe Orrino April 14, 2025

    Joe Orrino April 14, 2025
    Apr 15 2025

    This morning, Joe Orrino joined us for convocation and shared with our students how to suffer well. He was faced with a situation where he was embarrassed and could have reacted poorly but instead, decided to trust in the Lord and his plan.

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    8 mins
  • Steve Bell April 9th, 2025

    Steve Bell April 9th, 2025
    Apr 9 2025

    This morning Steve Bell joined us for convocation and spoke on growing up Catholic, but the faith not being his own until he was 37. He realized that he did not want to settle for cultural Catholicism but instead wanted to live a life of intentional Catholicism.

    Thank you Steve for sharing your witness!
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    7 mins

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