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	Xavier High School (Middletown, Connecticut) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is sponsored jointly by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich and the Congregation of the Brothers of Saint Francis Xavier.
		The school was incorporated under the laws of the State of Connecticut on February 18, 1963.
		As a Catholic, college preparatory school sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers, Xavier endeavors to form a man who is challenged academically, spiritually alive, physically sound, and technologically aware.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Xavier_High_School_(Middletown,_CT) (517 words)

	Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools - Who We Are
		Most of the Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools trace their origin directly to the Congregation of the Brothers of St. Francis Xavier (Xaverian Brothers) and its mission of evangelization through the ministry of education.
		The XBSS Sponsorship Office provides services to the schools operating out of a sense of Gospel mission that is reflected in the mission of the Church and of the Xaverian Brothers.
		The XBSS Office exercises a strategic perspective by providing collaborative, flexible and futuristic planning which preserves, protects and enhances the Xaverian educational tradition while addressing the evolving needs of the sponsored schools.
	www.xbss.org /html/whoweare.html (235 words)

	News Releases - CUA Office of Public Affairs
		The event is sponsored jointly by CUA, Saint Louis University and the University of San Francisco.
		The president/principal model, a management strategy that started in high schools sponsored by religious communities, is spreading to diocesan secondary schools, according to Sister Mary Frances Taymans, S.N.D., executive director of the Department of Secondary Schools at the National Catholic Educational Association.
		The model allows a school’s president to focus on internal and external administrative duties while the principal focuses on curriculum development and the day-to-day operation of the school.
	publicaffairs.cua.edu /news/05Principal_President_Conf_release.htm (661 words)

	CharityChannel's Career Search Online System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Xaverian Brothers are an international missionary congregation within the Catholic Church.
		The Brothers are involved in a variety of educational, pastoral and social ministries in Europe, Africa, Latin America and the United States, including the sponsorship of eleven Catholic secondary schools in the U.S. From the very beginning, the Xaverian Brothers have been first and foremost missionaries.
		The Xaverian Brothers are still committed to their sponsored schools, where hundreds of thousands of young men and women have been taught, mentored, and prepared to be leaders in education, business, and government.
	charitychannel.com /publish/templates/?a=2508&z=35 (1290 words)

	Archdiocese of Boston - 5/6/2005 - Xaverian Brothers close sesquicentennial year
		SOUTH END — With decided hope and optimism, the Brothers of St. Francis Xavier closed their year-long celebration of 150 years of service in the United States with a Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross followed by a reception on April 30.
		Brother Francis had been invited by the founder to leave the order and Brother Stephen was a tailor who had been sent to help with the domestic needs of the community, he said.
		Brother Daniel Skala, headmaster at Xaverian Brothers High, said the faces and the circumstances of the brothers in America have changed, but the vision has stayed the same for the past 150 years.
	www.rcab.org /Pilot/2005/ps050506/xaverianbrothers.html (916 words)

	Xaverian Brothers - Justice and Peace
		Brothers John Mahoney, Jeremiah O'Leary and Dan Lynch's committed urban presence and ministry in Baltimore includes advocating for the abolition of the death penalty, the end of the occupation of Iraq, the development of support for affordable housing, and outreach to those on the margins of society.
		Brother Charles Warthen is very active with the Tidewater Sowers of Justice in Virginia which advocates on behalf of federal, state, and local legislation to give voice to those on the margins and to protect human rights, and to organize support for such laws.
		Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools are frequent users of the resources of the Center of Concern, a Jesuit Sponsored center for issues of global peace and justice.
	www.xaverianbrothers.org /html/justiceandpeace.html (614 words)

	Francis_Xavier
		The Xaverian Brothers are named after him, just as a Dutch student fraternity KSV St. Franciscus Xaverius in Wageningen.
		In 1839, Theodore James Ryken founded the Xaverian Brothers, or Congregation of St. Francis Xavier (CFX).
		Currently, over 20 colleges or high schools in the United States are Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools (XBSS).
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/f/fr/francis_xavier.html (2013 words)

	NSCN: Christian Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Our school carries forward an enduring tradition of excellence in Christian school education and offers the right candidate the opportunity to participate in a dynamic, creative, and growing school environment in an area that is rich in cultural diversity.
		The school program will involve the faculty and staff working closely with parents and students in order to foster the students’ self-discipline, to help them become bound to their faith, to have pride in their heritage and to become engaged in community service.
		Mary of the Annunciation School is a school with traditional values and a vision for the future that prepares for the growing and changing world of today.
	www.northshorechristiannetwork.org /posting.asp?iSubCatID=16&strMenuType=h&strDisplayType=m (1821 words)

	Venice Diocese
		Brother Alois OâToole, of the Xaverian Brothers, served as a teacher and coach at schools across the eastern United States and in Kenya for 45 years before retirement and assisted for five years at a homeless shelter in Boston afterward.
		Brother John OâBrien, of the Xaverian Brothers, served as a teacher and as a diocesan vice chancellor during his years in ministry.
		Brother Douglas Roach, of the Congregation of Holy Cross, spent much of his ministry serving in high schools in the Midwest and working as a mental health counselor in a Tennessee state prison.
	www.dioceseofvenice.org /news/newspar2.cfm?ArticleID=889 (1422 words)

	Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools - Foundational Documents
		A Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School is urged to provide the contemplative time and space needed for members of the school community to fix their gaze on the transcendent in order to grow in faith in spite of life's difficulties.
		A Sponsored School community applies the value of simplicity in all decisions related to the life and mission of the school so that inclusivity of all persons and outreach to the poor and marginalized is upheld.
		The Xaverian Brothers, recognizing the unique value of the Catholic school as a means of evangelization, continue to commit themselves to the sponsorship of schools, while challenging the Sponsored Schools to respond to the ever-changing developments and needs of the Church and the world.
	www.xbss.org /html/foundationaldocuments.html (3643 words)

	Pilot Stories - 3/28/2003 - Catholic school supporters rally at State House
		BOSTON — About 400 Catholic school students, parents, teachers, and administrators gathered in the Great Hall of the State House March 19 to let their state representatives know how important Catholic education is to them.
		During the annual rally, sponsored by the Parents Alliance for Catholic Education (PACE), guest speakers described different aspects of Catholic schools, and pleaded for those present to inform their state representatives of the need for continued funding for Catholic education.
		Cathedral High School senior James Lahens, who was chosen to speak about the significance of Catholic education in his life, told the rally that he has learned many valuable lessons from attending a Catholic school for the past seven years.
	www.rcab.org /Pilot/2003/ps030328/Schoolsupporters.html (755 words)

	orient (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Brother Cornelius Hubbuch, CFX, Vicar-General of the Xaverian Brothers and original designer of the orientation program, offered a meditation on the founder of the Brothers, Theodore James Ryken and his spirituality.
		Brother James Kelly, CFX, President of St. Xavier High School in Louisville, Kentucky, used several anecdotes and examples to describe the "Xaverian Charism in Education." In the light of that presentation, Mr.
		Alice Hession, XBSS Director of Formation, that focused on the question, "What is your personal sense of mission in life and who are the people who have most influenced you with this sense of mission?" A full day ended with Mass, celebrated by Father Michael Murphy, chaplain of Mt. St.
	www.angelfire.com /ma/xb/orient.htm (291 words)

	Xaverian High School
		Rooted in the missionary charism of St. Francis Xavier and consistent with the principles and commitment of the founder of the Xaverian Brothers in America, Theodore Ryken, Xaverian High School is dedicated to the development of the person through academic excellence, extracurricular involvement, and Christian service to neighbor and community.
		Xaverian High School is one of 12 Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools.The Xaverian Brothers view the mission of its sponsored schools as that of bringing forth Christ to the people in the school communities.
		To ensure the integrity of the communication of God's message to these school communities and the conformity of individual lives and teachings to that message, the sponsors see as essential the need to listen carefully and continually to the movement of the Spirit and to nurture the life of the Spirit in the individual schools.
	www.xaverian.org /about/about_philosophy.asp (265 words)

	The Tablet . Youth \| Diocese of Brooklyn
		The young ladies are distributing the Eucharist at school during daily morning Mass and special liturgies, and in their home parishes.
		To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Xaverian Brothers in America, Xaverian H.S., Bay Ridge, partnered with the St. Francis Xavier Institute in Brugge, Belgium, to host the first Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools International Cultural Exchange Program last fall.
		A couple weeks after the Xaverian boys returned to Bay Ridge, the Belgians visited Brooklyn to see what high school is like in the U.S. and to experience life in the Big Apple.
	www.dioceseofbrooklyn.org /tablet/02042006/youth.html (853 words)

	Xavier High School Online
		Today, Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools can be found in Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts and New York as well as in Middletown, CT. The Brothers also work in various apostolates in California, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia and South Dakota.
		Xavier High School was founded in 1963 by The Most Rev. Vincent J. Hines, second bishop of the Diocese of Norwich, as a Catholic secondary school for young men.
		By providing a community centered on Judeo-Christian values, the school seeks to support the student in his growth as a human being and to instill in him a sense of responsibility for the gifts which are his.
	www.xavierhighschool.org /about (351 words)

	Francis Xavier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Situated on a large block of land approximately the size of 6 blocks, it contains a beautiful chapel, originally planned to be approximately four times the present size, but due to theft of funds it had to be scaled down.
		The two secondary schools run by Marist brothers in Hong Kong, St.
		It was the first high school in the country to cater for indigenous students.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Francis_Xavier (2448 words)

	College of the Holy Cross \| Holy Cross Magazine
		Beginning his teaching career at the Mitchell Elementary School in 1939, he returned there to teach in 1945 after completing his military service during World War II; he was named principal of the school in 1950.
		Altomare is survived by his wife, Frances; a son; a daughter; a brother; a sister; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and nephews and nieces.
		Brother Lorenzo is survived by a sister-in-law; and several nephews and nieces.
	www.holycross.edu /departments/publicaffairs/hcm/spring00/in_memoriam/1927.html (3800 words)

	Xavier High School Online
		As I write this letter, summer school has come and gone, and the custodial staff is getting the school in good shape for the opening of the 2006-7 school year.
		Although these Xaverian charisms have over the past 43 years permeated the ordinary daily life of the school community, it is our aim this year to help all administrators, faculty, staff and students to be able to articulate how the charisms are reflected in or are affected by their daily lived experience here.
		I often think how instructive it would be if we were able to gather Brother Robert Sullivan and the other members of Xavier's founding group of Brothers and ask them to reflect with us about their vision for Xavier and to relate that vision to the reality of the school as it exists today.
	www.xavierhighschool.org /about/letter.shtml (518 words)

	The Tablet . Sories \| Diocese of Brooklyn
		Brother Kevin Finn, FSC, a native of Woodhaven, attended St. Thomas the Apostle School and Bishop Loughlin H.S., Fort Greene; and the City University of New York.
		He was principal of Good Counsel, the Xaverian school in Wheaton, Md., for 10 years, and was elected the first president of the National Assembly of Religious Brothers.
		Brother Vincent Healy, OSF, was born as John Gerard Healy in Park Slope.
	www.dioceseofbrooklyn.org /tablet/06102006/stories19.html (1138 words)

	Xaverian Brothers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Brother David Mahoney, a member of the Postulant Formation Team in Bungoma, reports on the present group of Postulants who are looking forward to their entrance into the novitiate.
		Brother Harold Eccles explains the nature of his ministry and that of the community with whom he lives.
		This school, located in the center of Bruges, Belgium, and founded in 1843, is the oldest Xaverian school in the world.
	www.angelfire.com /ma/xb/index2.html (1073 words)

	Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools
		The Resources and Links page has information and resources on how schools and teachers can respond to the Calls of the Twenty-Fourth General Chapter of the Xaverian Brothers for a Contemplative Stance in the World and Outreach to the Poor and the Marginalized.
		Xaverian Brothers celebrated 150 years of ministry in the United States in 2004.
		Anniversary Reflections: Reflections on Brothers who have played a significant role in the development of the Xaverian Brothers in America.
	www.xbss.org (98 words)

	Pilot Stories - 3/28/2003 - Natick man honored for support of Catholic schools
		According to Brother Robert Green, Headmaster of Malden Catholic High School, the renovation of the athletic facility was entirely Donovan’s idea.
		The newly renovated field at Malden Catholic will be named “Donovan Field at Brother Gilbert Stadium” in memory of Donovan’s father, James R. Donovan, a 1937 graduate of Malden Catholic who worked as a custodian at the school in the 1950s and 1960s.
		Once the scholarship was established, Donovan became more involved with the school until, in 2002, Xaverian General Superior Brother Arthur Caliman, CFX, appointed him to the Board of Trustees, where he currently chairs the development committee.
	www.rcab.org /Pilot/2003/ps030328/JamesDonovan.html (478 words)

	XBSS Mission
		The mission of the Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools flows directly from the mission statement of the Congregation of the Xaverian Brothers which is:
		This international dimension of the Xaverian Sponsorship makes very real the universality of the Church's mission of evangelization. Enriched by cultural pluralism, the Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools are challenged to understand, respect, affirm and celebrate the diversity of cultural values and worldviews.
		Faithful to the tradition of Xaverian education, a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School is a center of growth and learning marked by:
	www.maldencatholic.org /malden.aspx?pgID=1140 (332 words)

	OLGCHS Blue & Gold Bulletin, September 2004, page 1
		This year we join with the other Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools to celebrate and honor the Brothers for 150 years of education in the United States.
		I encourage you and your children to read this section of the handbook closely because it details the great influence the Brothers have on their schools even though there are few brothers working in them day to day.
		Those of us who work in the schools today have inherited the responsibility of seeing to it that our school is imbued with these values.
	www.gchs.com /publications/2004SepBandG/2004SepBandG-p1.html (698 words)

	Archdiocese of Washington - Education
		Sponsored by the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross since 1868, The Academy of the Holy Cross (AHC) is a Catholic secondary school that offers a challenging educational and co-curricular program, talented and caring teachers, a diverse student body and a lively and broad student life.
		Founded in 1961 by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, the School is a member of the Holy Child Network of Schools in the United States and a part of the larger community of Holy Child schools that includes Europe and Africa.
		The school graduates compassionate, generous adults who are academically equipped to conquer future challenges and are dedicated to serving their community.
	www.adw.org /education/edu.asp?region=5 (2892 words)

	Mayor's Celebrity Softball Challenge Raises $5,000 for After-School Programs
		Maureen Murray, the Brockton Public Schools' Coordinator of the 21st Century Community Learning Centers for the Brockton Public Schools, said the event is a clear indicator of the importance of after-school programming for Brockton families.
		Good-natured school rivalries were dusted off, as parents and students cheered for their school's principal or teachers.
		Task Force members represent a variety of government, school, law enforcement and community agencies and work together to evaluate, support and sustain out-of-school programs that provide a variety of educational and enrichment opportunities for youth and their families.
	www.brocktonpublicschools.com /bcs/ecac/story.html (567 words)

	Go Out and Tell! - Formation Day 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Besides working with teens in parish and school settings, which she has done for 21 years, Patty fills her time with writing, hiking in the Colorado Mountains and enjoying a good cup of coffee with friends.
		Alice Hession is currently the Director of Formation in the national office of the Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools where she facilitates spiritual formation activities for faculty and students in the twelve high schools sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers.
		She is a graduate of Purdue University, holds a Masters in Religious Education from St. Meinrad School of Theology and and Educational Specialist degree from Spalding University.
	www.centralmdcatholic.org /formationday/Archive/2004/index.htm (2842 words)

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