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SOPHOMORES ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY DAY
On Friday, February 11, while half of their classmates were on retreat, the other half of the sophomore girls spent the day building kinship with our neighbors across the metro area for their Sophomore Community Day. The sophomore boys followed suit on February 18 with their own Sophomore Retreat and Community Day. Read more to find out how members of the Class of 2024 connected with the vulnerable members of our community.
Historically, we have taken the entire group of sophomores to work at Food Bank of the Rockies. However, with restrictions around COVID still in place, Ignatian Immersion & Solidarity Program Coordinator, Shayla Frederick '14, got creative in seeking sites for more than 100 students and succeeded. Students and their chaperones spent the mornings of both Community Days engaging with elders at a nursing home, restocking a food pantry, filling pallets with items destined for food pantries, connecting with recent immigrants or preparing care packages for the unhoused.
On both days after returning to campus from either the retreat or their Community Day experience, all the sophomores came together as a class for Mass and to share reflections on their experiences.
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On both days after returning to campus from either the retreat or their Community Day experience, all the sophomores came together as a class for Mass and to share reflections on their experiences.
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