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| Participation in clubs is an important aspect that encourages girls to assume leadership roles. Many clubs hold their meetings during Contact periods, part of the regular schoolday, so that all girls have the opportunity to be active in extra-curricular activities and to develop themselves as leaders. There is such a wide variety offered that any girl can find a group whose activities appeal to her. | |||
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| Student Leadership Council | Student Activities Council | Class and Club Officers | |
| Student Court | National Honor Society | Photo Club | |
| Diversity Team | Thespians (Drama) | Speech League | |
| Choral Ensemble | Art Club | Debate Team | |
| Hallways (Newspaper) | The Key (Yearbook) | Inklings(Literary Magazine) | |
| Model United Nations | Nerinx InvenTeam | French Club | |
| German Club | Fitness Club | Pep Club | |
| Outreach | S.A.D.D. | Video Yearbook | |
| Presidential Aides | Planet Patrol | K.U.T.O. | |
| Sports | LIFE | Peace & Justice | |
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| During October 2005 Nerinx celebrated Multicultural Week. The Model United Nations Club and the Peace and Justice Club sponsored a presentation on "Child Soldiers" given by Kathy Lass, Director of International Services for the St. Louis Area Red Cross. | |||
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Clubs take advantage of balmy weather to gather in the outdoors during Contact time. | ||
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| While Outreach is a club dedicated to all types of service within the St. Louis Community, service trips and other opportunities are frequently offered by other groups within Nerinx or through association with the Sisters of Loretto. | ||
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Service With Marianists in Mexico |
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| View more pictures, learn about the organizers, and read blogs by the students who participated in a featured website hosted by the Archdiocese of Saint Louis Mission Office. | ||
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Habitat For Humanity in South Carolina |
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In El Salvador Learning |
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| Students under the guidance of Mrs. Maggie Ryan stage three productions annually: a musical in the fall, a children's play during the winter, and a drama in the spring. | ||
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| Music students perform many times during the year: the musical in the fall, the Christmas show, and a spring revue. In addition, they attend a voice competition. | ||
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| Student artwork is displayed throughout the school. The best of the best is in the Ruth Burgett Gallery at the rear entrance of the school. More of the best is displayed periodically in the glass cases at the entrance to the EAC Auditorium. Students enter numerous contests, including the Pasta House competition to place pasta in a reproduction of a famous painting, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch 100 Neediest Cases drive, and shows promoted by the Art Museum. Be sure to visit the virtual galleries. | ||
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Campus Ministry is offering all students and faculty the opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation on December 6 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Members of the Theology and Campus Ministry Departments will also be available during this time for prayer partnering, examination of conscience, and preparation for the Sacrament. | ||
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Students plan and participate in a number of spiritual ceremonies throughout the school year. | ||
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All the school attends the Opening liturgy in September, All Saints' Day on Nov. 1, the Thanksgiving Mass, the weekly Advent services, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Dec. 8, the Ash Wednesday Mass, the Good Friday service, and the Closing Liturgy. Every class has a Mother/Daughter Mass and Breakfast on a Sunday during the school year. Grandparents are invited to Mass and a reception with their grandaughters in September. A highlight of the year is the annual Mother/Daughter Mass and Dinner. | ||
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The beginning of a girl's experience at Nerinx is marked with a Freshman family Mass in August and the ending is marked with the Baccalaureate Mass on the evening before Graduation ceremonies. | ||
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The students plan and facilitate their own retreats held each year during their tenure at Nerinx. | ||
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Annual Club Fair Invites New Members |
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