All across America, people hold onto the belief that genuinely good people just don’t exist anymore, and it’s easy to see why. History books are full of heroes celebrated for their valor and sense of justice, while headlines today are all about Miley Cyrus’ latest crazy antics. While it’s true that society has placed an … More So shine these modern heroes in a weary world
During the first week of November, the Catholic Church celebrated National Vocations Week, highlighting the lives of those who have chosen to make personal sacrifices and live out their days in devotion to their faith. Just down the street from McNicholas High School is Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. The seminary has been training priests, deacons, … More Seminarians offer inside look at daily life and the call to vocations
For the 16th consecutive year, the McNicholas High School English Department hosted their annual pumpkin-decorating competition on Oct. 31, inviting students from all grade levels to try their skills at modeling pumpkins after characters and scenes from literature. The contest was first created by Librarian Anne Jones, who was looking for an original way to … More English Department showcases fall spirit with annual pumpkin contest
This holiday season, the fear of frightening tales and urban legends is heightened along with the anticipation of Halloween night. In movies and television shows, it’s often a delight to watch mysterious plots take place. Little do many know, however, that such events occur only minutes away from their own homes in the Cincinnati area. … More The Milestone explores cryptic legends in the Cincinnati area
