Gulf Pine Catholic

16 Gulf Pine Catholic • November 12, 2021 Right, Brother Barry Landry, president of Saint Stanislaus, offers his reflections. The Brothers of the Sacred Heart around the globe are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Institute in Lyon, France. On September 30, 1821, Father Andre Coindre founded the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in Lyon, France. He founded the Institute to “rescue young people from ignorance to prepare them for life, and to give them a knowledge and love of religion.” Two hundred years later, the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and their partners in mission, work in 32 countries around the world. Saint Stanislaus is proud to be the oldest continuously-operating school of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. We celebrated the 200th Anniversary with a special school Mass September 30. S t . S tanislaus C ollege , B ay S t . L ouis We are pleased to congratulate these five young ladies who served as members of the Saint Stanislaus Homecoming Court in 2021. Devin Elizabeth Graham is the daughter of Janelle and Sean Graham of Bay St. Louis. She is a senior at OLA and was nominated by senior Ryan Tyler. Ainsley Ellis Luffey is the daughter of Angele and Monte Luffey. She is a senior at OLA and was nominated by senior Keegan Leverett. Miss Colleen Rose Nolan is the daughter of Sarah and Patrick Nolan. She is a senior at OLA and was nominated by senior Carson Leverett. Campbell Elizabeth St. Paul is the daughter of Liz and Rene St. Paul. She is a senior at OLA and was nominated by senior Reed Fairley. Madeline Claire Willis is the daughter of Lori and JohnWillis. She is a senior at OLAand was nominated by senior Christian Bourgeois. Homecoming Court l-r: Maddie Willis, Campbell St. Paul, Ainsley Luffey, Colleen Nolan, and Devin Graham Homecoming Court Devin Elizabeth Graham was chosen as the Saint Stanislaus homecoming queen. She is the daughter of Janelle and Sean Graham of Bay St. Louis. She is a senior at OLA and was nominated by Ryan Tyler. Devin is a member of the track and field team and an SSC cheerleader. Besides being a campus minister and Eucharistic min- ister, she is a member of Students Against Destructive Decisions. She belongs to the Crescent Athletic Club and serves as VP of the National Art Honor Society. Devin recently won the Commitment Award for SSC cheer where she was selected as an All-American. Congratulations Devin! Homecoming Queen Devin Elizabeth Graham Homecoming Queen More than 90 boys from Catholic and public schools in Mississippi and Louisiana attended our 5th Annual Explore Science Day. Students participated in activities related to STEM, marine science, physical science, and life science during the event. Saint Stanislaus faculty and students guided the visiting students with hands-on activities and science challenges throughout the day. These active learning events help young students see science in application to compliment textbook learning. Senior Ryan Tyler explains to the visiting students the types of organisms they caught in their seine nets. Explore Science Day at Saint Stanislaus Senior Kaiden Clement works with the visiting students on the bridge building competition. Senior sets new 5K school record Keegan Leverett and D.P. Daigle, varsity cross rountry coach Senior Keegan Leverett broke the school record for a 5K run at the MC Watson Ford Classic. The previous record had been set by Kyle Lewis in 2003 with a time of 16:03. Leverett clocked 15:37 to break Lewis’s record. Congratulations Keegan. Celebrating 200th Anniversary of Brothers of the Sacred Heart