Each school year, students at our school begin preparing for one of the most meaningful traditions of their high school experience: the Emmaus retreat. As upperclassmen share stories and memories from...
Every year, the Habitat for Humanity Marist Women Build aims to make homeownership more accessible for families in need.
In 2001, the women of Marist School partnered with Atlanta Habitat for Humanity...
Girls Support Girls is a club that was created by girls, for girls.
Girls Support Girls focuses on building a community of strong girls ready to take on the world. Whether a student joined to make friends,...
Lent, one of the most important seasons in the Catholic Church, is among us. As members of a Catholic School, it is important for us to understand and appreciate the significance behind this sacred season.
Lent...
Easter is full of fun traditions, like waking up to baskets of candy, searching for the Easter Bunny, and decorating colorful eggs. But behind all the excitement, there is a deeper meaning that many people...
Bearing Witness XX has returned, marking ten years of teaching students about the Holocaust through lived experience. In early March, the "twenties" traveled to Europe to explore this crucial part of history...
When most people think of Valentines Day, they picture roses, chocolates, and hearts all around, but many are unaware of the reason why we celebrate it in the first place.
During the reign of Claudius...
In our Marist community, completing service hours by the end of the year is a well-established expectation. Requirements range from 8 hours for freshmen to 12 hours for seniors, and students actively look...
Once Christmas ends and the decorations come down, it can feel like the most exciting part of the Church year is over. The music is quieter, the colors change, and everything seems to slow down. The Church...
Thanksgiving break came and went quickly this year, but students were still able to find something they were thankful for during the holiday season.
Students from around campus were interviewed about...
On Wednesday mornings, the chapel no longer sits half-empty and silent. Instead, it fills with the familiar faces of students choosing to begin their day gathered in prayer.
While morning Mass has always...
As December starts and Christmas decorations go up, it’s easy to jump straight into the holiday rush. But before Christmas actually arrives, the Church celebrates Advent, a season all about waiting,...
