Saint Charles Borromeo School

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    Eighth Grade Camp Christopher Retreat

by A. Predmetsky

  On September 8th, the eighth  graders went on a retreat to Camp Christopher. We got to do so many amazing and prayerful things! Some of the things we did were going on a hike, singing and dancing to prayerful songs, and of course in the end we had Mass. 
 
  We hiked all through the campground. We went up a hill between two big rocks, and down the very steep but fun hill. Also we would make stops on the hike to hear witness stories. Witness stories are about how God helped someone get through a hard time in their life.  One stop was called Old Man's Cabin.  Old Man's Cabin was part of an old house on the campground. We sang and danced to many songs. We even got to stand on the tables! Another thing we got to do was throw rocks in a pond and say what you want to leave behind, such as stress and worries. In the end we had Mass with our family. Telling our families all about the fun we had at camp was the best part! 

  This very amazing retreat could have never happened without Mrs. Updegrove, Mrs. Bentley, Mr. Ungvarsky, and Trinity High School. It was a great way to open the 8th grade year! Thank you for planning this amazing retreat! The 8th grade class enjoyed every thing we did to bring us closer together as a class and together with God. Thank you! 



  

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• The enrollment for the 2021-22 school year in  preschool through grade eight is 389.
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