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Nazareth’s Lenten project allows students to celebrate immigrants

Four older women and six teenagers pose behind a table with a "NAZARETH ACADEMY" banner, while a school logo, American flag, and clock are visible in the background.

Together with the Congregation of St. Joseph and our sister schools in Cleveland and Baton Rouge, Nazareth students embraced the CSJ mission of unity and care for the dear neighbor without distinction throughout Lent, with a special focus on the topic of Immigration. With an integrative approach to raise awareness through education, prayer and reflection, students, faculty and Sisters led engagement in the classroom, in club activities and through school-wide events. Special thanks to our Theology Department, Campus Ministry, AP Art class, the Liturgy Prep team, Diversity Club and the Anti-Bullying Task Force for their efforts.

The project was reported on by seval local news outlets.

Read the story in Suburban Life newspaper here.

See the story in Chicago Catholic here.