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by Sara Arazoza 'oS

When asked."What is Carrollton to you?" a student once replied, "It is
a place of community and sisterhood." Two of Carrollton's greatest assets
are its sense of community and active faith. It is through the masses at
Carrollton that these two great gualilies are truly exhibited. Mass is a time
when students, faculty, administrators, parents, and even alumnae come
together as one. to worship the Lord and through our prayer together, we
leave each mass with a new lesson and a renewed sense of harmony.

R i(jht: Father Kane says Mass honoring
Saint Rose Philippine under the Duschesne
Campus Oal; Tree.
Below Senior Karina Garcia, seventh
graders Gabrtella Muspons and Peanut Below. Students gather together in prayer at
Alvarez-Mena serve as alter servers during St. Huqh.
the Mass of Saint Philippine Duschesne

A hove Intermediate students celebrate the
mass of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne.

Mighn Prances Scvtlla-Sacassa, Father
Vallre, and losie Aguila exit the tliioch after
celebrating the A ll Saints Day Mass at St.
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