Share your memories, stories from the reunion or photos!
"It?s funny. When I was a high school student at A.M., I had no idea that I was building a treasure chest of memories. I didn?t even realize my treasure chest was so full until I attended the reunion, and it literally came to life as friend after friend, tale after tale, poured out into the gymnasium. While a storybook student at A.M., my world revolved around Mary Kay suntan pancake makeup, baby blue eye shadow, and at which lunch table I would sit. Life was simple, and life was good. I wondered to myself as I glanced around the gymnasium at dancing/jiggling middle-aged ladies, ?When did we blossom into a confident, creative, joyful, trustworthy generation of women?? We all had different timeframes of ?when? this happened in our lives, but we all agreed that the ?why and how? were without question ? our families? love and their encouragement to attend a caring, Christian high school where the devoted staff and teachers would faithfully train us up in the ways we should go so that when we were old, we would not depart from it. (Proverbs 22:6) Thanks, A.M."
-- Karen Corbett Napolilli, Class of 1973 |
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Would you like to submit a story or photo to share on the web? We also welcome photos from your school days or the reunion.
To submit your story, send an email to Maria May at mmay@ursulineslou.org
Photos should be e-mailed in tiff, jpg or gif format with minimum size of 200 x 200 pixels. Please include a description of the photo, identifying people and places.) |
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There are many opportunities to support the mission of the Ursuline Sisters besides prayer and volunteer experiences:
Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Alumnae
When the Ursuline Sisters first came to Louisville, their ministry was to teach. Five of the schools the sisters once owned and operated were Ursuline Academy - Louisville, Sacred Heart Academy, Ursuline College, Ursuline Academy - Pittsburgh and Angela Merici High School.
Sacred Heart Academy remains a strong testament to the value of Ursuline education, having awarded diplomas to more than 9,000 young women since its inception in 1877.
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When the Ursuline Sisters put out word that they would be celebrating their 150th anniversary, they got an overwhelming response from associates and alumnae who wanted to take part. Over two weekends in April, the Sisters celebrated in two states and four cities. They left each place with new friends and plenty of old stories.
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