Belonging at SJCS

"Rebuilding today means recognizing that, precisely from the plurality of voices and visions which, even though they sometimes remind us of the confusion caused by the diversity of spoken languages, a bright possibility emerges. Indeed, this is the possibility of building together, of transforming diversity into a resource and of making listening and dialogue the common ground upon which to cultivate justice and fraternity. Within this shared task, Christians discover their unique role of guiding actions toward God so that, in his light, pluralism does not dissipate into disorder, but instead, through the practice of synodality, it becomes the space in which humanity rediscovers its solid foundations and its final end." - Pope Leo XIV, Magnifica Humanitas

In the ongoing work of justice and peace in the world, and particularly with regard to the work of eradicating racial prejudice, Saint Joseph's Catholic School strives to follow the guidance of the Pope and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: Educational Resources for Combatting Racism.

We aim to foster an understanding and appreciation for diversity among our students, both within our school community and in the broader world.

Dorian Lane, Belonging Coordinator