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Principal Angie Thomas shares how SMOS faculty and staff explored their Enneagram personality types, gaining new insights into one another’s perspectives and the importance of leading with grace, understanding, and appreciation for each person’s unique gifts.
Coordinator of Religious Education Mary Kay McVey reflects on Jesus’ teaching to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, emphasizing the importance of Catholics engaging in civic life and voting to promote the common good without partisanship.
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Dr. Angie Thomas shares her favorite fall moments in the classroom and invites the SMOS community to enjoy the season together by supporting the Walk-a-Thon and Mandeville Fund.
Faith Formation Coordinator Ruth Pera reflects on St. Paul’s words about finding strength in Christ, discovering how faith and hope help us navigate life’s challenges and recognize God’s abundance in the SMOS community.
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Dr. Angie Thomas reflects on her family’s first high school fair experience and the importance of preparing the whole child – not just for high school, but for whatever comes next.
The St. Margaret of Scotland Ladies Auxiliary welcomes women of all ages to join them for fellowship, service, and fun while supporting parish families, the school, and the wider community.
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SMOS students celebrated the historic beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen in St. Louis, creating a memorable faith experience and discovering how an ordinary person can answer God’s call in extraordinary ways.
Andre Plackis, SMOS’s new Young Adults & Professionals ministry chair, invites young adults to build community, deepen their faith, serve together, and have some fun along the way, with a Fall Bash kicking things off.
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Dr. Angie Thomas celebrates the launch of SMOS’s Faith Families Program, highlighting the 8th-grade St. Margaret play, new faith-family connections, monthly gatherings, and the saints who will guide and inspire students throughout the school year.
Ashley Schuster reflects on the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, reminding us that God’s grace isn’t earned by performance or timing—there is always a place for us, exactly as we are.
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Kevin Kuehl celebrates a year of generosity, solidarity, and community-building for The Immigrant & Refugee Ministry, while acknowledging the real human struggles facing immigrant families and inviting parishioners to deepen that work through the upcoming Migration Mass and volunteer opportunities.
Dr. Thomas looks forward to her first Mass In The Grass as she reflects on her family’s many St. Louis “firsts” and invites the SMOS community to slow down, savor the moments we share, and recognize each day as a precious gift from God.
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Dr. Thomas celebrates the school community’s excellent work during Safety Drills Week and looks ahead to NWEA testing, reminding students to stay rested, confident, and focused on growth—because no test can measure all the ways they shine.