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Senior Information

Class of 2025 Events

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Dear Class of 2025 Senior Parents,

Happy New Year!! 

As our sons’ head off to their Senior Service Projects, I am reminded how little time they have left at the U High.  Please be sure to say a special prayer for our boys to have a successful and rewarding experience, whether they are traveling to other parts of the world or staying local. 

I am also reminded to let you know we have a lot to do for the remainder of the school year!  Please be sure to attend the Senior Parent Meeting on Tuesday January 14th, 7pm, in the Schulte Theater  (Our apologies - two different times were posted - 7pm is the correct time of the meeting.).

We are still in need of key parent volunteers:

  • Co-Chair for Senior Lock-In. This position will help oversee all things related to the planning and implementation of Lock-In.
  • One or two parents to chair the Senior Memory Video. This role involves collecting photos from parents and organizing them into a video that is played at Baccalaureate Dinner. ​​

If you are interested in volunteering for these spots, please contact me at seniormoms@sluh.org.

Thank you,

Jan Tieber

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Parent's Prayer

I pray that I may let my child live his own life and not the one I wish I had lived. Therefore, guard me against burdening him with doing what I failed to do.

Help me to see his missteps today in perspective against the long road he must travel, and grant me the grace to be patient with his slow pace.

Give me the wisdom to know when to smile at the small mischiefs of his age and when to show firmness against the impulses he fears and cannot handle.

Help me to bear the anguish in his heart through the din of angry words or across the gulf of brooding silence. And having heard, grant me the ability to bridge the gap between us with understanding.

I pray that I may raise my voice more in joy at what he is than vexation at what he is not, so that each day he may grow in sureness of himself.

Help me to regard him with genuine affection so he will feel affection for others. Then give me the strength, O Lord, to free him so he can move strongly on his way.

And today as every day, we pray: We dedicate all our thoughts, words and actions to the Greater Glory of God. 

Amen.