Saints in the making

Submitted on February 6, 2024

St. Margaret of Scotland School students had the opportunity to dress as a saint on Jan. 31 for Catholic Schools Week.

Students dressed as saints, including St. Gabriel the Archangel, St. Teresa of Calcutta, St. Óscar Romero and others and attended a school Mass before returning to their school day.

Kindergartener Cruz Pagano, dressed as St. Francis of Assisi, sported a pair of stuffed-animal birds with his costume to portray the saint, and fourth-grader Reid Jackson donned a full mustache and beard as St. John the Baptist.

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St. Margaret of Scotland fourth-grader Reid Jackson dressed as St. John the Baptist during Catholic Schools Week on Jan. 31 at St. Margaret of Scotland Church in St. Louis. Students had the opportunity to dress up as a saint of their choosing.

Fifth-grader Josephine Bradshaw dressed as St. Gabriel the Archangel.

Second-grader Rocío Cassel dressed as Our Lady of Rocío.

Second-grader Stella Deboo dressed as St. Bridget.

St. Margaret of Scotland fourth-grader Izzy Apicelli, dressed as St. Agnes, tended to schoolwork next to fourth-grader Jackson LaPorte on Wed, Jan. 31,at St. Margaret of Scotland School in St. Louis.

Third-grader Aminah Harris dressed as St. Teresa of Kolkata.

Charlie Apicelli, reading in chair, and Joseph Moramarco both dressed as St. Óscar Romero.

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