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The Sisters of Mary congregation was founded by Aloysius Schwartz on 15 August 1964 in Busan, South Korea. The schools grew from its mission of education and care for children from families in poverty.
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Aloysius Philip Schwartz was born in Washington, D.C., on 18 September 1930. His life’s work would take him far from his birthplace to serve children through education and care.
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Link to this trivia & discussion ↗The Sisters of Mary mission expanded to the Philippines in 1985. Its Philippine schools include Biga Girlstown, Adlas Boystown, Talisay Girlstown, and Minglanilla Boystown.
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The Catholic biblical canon contains 46 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books. The Catechism lists these sacred writings in paragraph 120.
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The Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. The Catechism introduces them together in paragraph 1113.
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Link to this trivia & discussion ↗In Catholic worship, Sunday is the weekly celebration of Christ’s Resurrection. The Catechism connects this tradition to the apostles and calls Sunday the Lord’s Day.
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The Catechism describes sacred music as an integral part of solemn liturgy. It connects singing with prayer, participation by the assembly, and the character of the celebration.
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Link to this trivia & discussion ↗The Catechism explains that the word catholic means universal. It relates that name to Christ’s presence in the Church and her mission to all people.
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Link to this trivia & discussion ↗The Catechism describes intercession as prayer on behalf of someone else. It teaches that this prayer reaches even those we regard as enemies.
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Link to this trivia & discussion ↗The Catechism gives communion of saints two closely linked meanings: sharing in holy things and communion among holy persons. It presents the Church as a community of shared spiritual gifts.
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Our alumni are the living embodiment of the mission and vision of Venerable Aloysius Schwartz. As graduates who have carried the values of service, perseverance, and faith into the world, you are part of a global community dedicated to making a difference. To further strengthen these ties, we invite you to join our Alumni Sector and Industry Groups.
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