Students emulate lives of saints through Scouting program

Submitted on February 02, 2011
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Jennifer Brinker | jbrinker@stlouisreview.com
Teacher Nina Ashby’s second-grade students from Holy Trinity School in St. Ann are participating in an all-school program on the lives of the American saints in recognition of Catholic Schools Week. The class put together a display outside of their classroom. The saints program is one of several catechesis opportunities offered through the archdiocesan Office of Catholic Scouting.
Teacher Nina Ashby’s second-grade students from Holy Trinity School in St. Ann are participating in an all-school program on the lives of the American saints in recognition of Catholic Schools Week. The class put together a display outside of their classroom. The saints program is one of several catechesis opportunities offered through the archdiocesan Office of Catholic Scouting.
Jerry Naunheim Jr.
Some are well-known: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, St. John Neumann and St. Katharine Drexel. And yet others are a little more obscure: St. Isaac Jogues, Blessed Damien of Molokai and Blessed Carlos Rodriguez. But their achievements are receiving some well-deserved attention here through a program offered by the archdiocesan Office of Catholic Scouting.

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