Members of DeSpiritus and Mr. Cheung discuss the gift of Catholic education and how that gift has impacted their lives.

Mr. Cheung’s “Faith” class discusses the new year, Catholic Schools Week, and preparing for graduation and moving forward.

On this episode of What’s Good, we share with you Mr. Cheung’s sermon/reflection for this year’s Hospice Prayer Service that took place Tuesday, November 28, 2023.

The DeSpiritus Class discusses everything Thanksgiving on this special Thanksgiving episode. We are also joined by a few special guests…!

On this episode of “What’s Good” we hear from our five Seniors who have committed to play a sport at the collegiate level: Aaron Ewing, Davis Kimminau, Morgan Quade, Gennie Webb, and Emmary Sweeney. Come hear about where they’ll be going and what they’ll be doing as they move on from SSPP!

On this episode of “What’s Good?” we hear about how some of the Seniors thought of their overnight retreat. We also discuss a question asked by our listeners — how we can prove God is real.

This week’s episode is a compilation of interviews with students and faculty during this year’s Spirit Week. Come join us as we celebrate one of the most special weeks of our school year!

In this episode of What’s Good, Mikie, Morgan, Leo, and Robert dive into the discernment of spirits. But not exactly the way the Church means it. Our cast this week talks a little bit about Spirit Week, the unscheduled “Senior Skip Day,” and the war that is happening in the Holy Land. Come join us as we discuss the discerning of the spirits that led to our decisions and actions!

DeSpiritus members Morgan and Aaron tell us about their weekend plans and Mikie joins in on a discussion on anxiety in reflecting upon St. Paul’s letter to the Philippians (This Sunday’s Second Reading). We are joined by a surprise “celebrity” guest, birthday boy Vincent! These young people share some great insight and I think we can all take something away about how we deal with our own anxiety. Give it to God!

This past week is the week SSPP HS supports “Talbot Goes Purple,” raising awareness to drug and substance abuse. The DeSpiritus class conducted some literature review and shares what they found with us this week — from the origins of “Talbot Goes Purple” and statistics to what the Church and the community is doing to help those who suffer from addiction and to what schools, specifically, are doing to bring this awareness to students.