Junior School Virtue Assembly #3
Developing good character means trying to be the best we can be more of the time. We possess most virtues—whether wisdom, faith, courage, generosity, patience or kindness—to a small, moderate, or high degree. When we practice a virtue with a high degree of consistency, we have established it as a fairly dependable habit, although it may still fail us in trying circumstances.
As we strive to develop our character, our challenge is to make progress—to practice the virtues more consistently, acknowledge when we don’t, and keep on trying to improve. Developing good character is the right thing to do, even though it’s hard work.
The 12 virtues of a Lasallian leader can help guide our actions and inform our decisions as we work to grow in our faith and follow the call to lead. The virtues being recognized are Prudence, Zeal and Respect.
Junior School Virtue Assembly #3 – Recipients
Prudence |
5 Juliette Rizk |
7a Anna Keefe |
801 Adelaide Cosgrove |
6a Sarah Everhardt |
7b Lucas Purves |
802 Audrey Burns |
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6a Ella Mosseau |
703 Landen Piotrowski |
803 Torin Collins |
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704 Justin Sadiku |
804 Katherine Lau |
Zeal |
5 Ava Gilbart |
7a Eric Massaro |
801 Maeve Kilroy-Kuske |
6a Eric Newman |
7b Sofia Woods |
802 Rosa Robbins |
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6b Connor Ashcroft |
703 Violet Ashworth |
803 Evelyn Sammut |
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704 Harrison Harte |
804 Carmen Bissel |
Respect |
5 Jasper Craig |
7a Jack Slavin |
801 Ilaria DeRose |
6a Reign Fagan |
7b Daniel Di Santo |
802 Giacomo Roti |
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6b Michael Anobile-Disapia |
703 Sara Gomes |
803 Milena Palmisano |
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704 Clara Tanguay |
804 Charlie Ashcroft |
Congratulations everyone!
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