Bag Bingo Tickets Now Available!
Friday, May 10 at 7PM, $40/person (ages 21+), Pisa Dining Hall featuring complimentary champagne bar, 10 games of Bingo with bags for each round including Tory Burch, Michael Kors and Lululemon. Exclusive Louis Vuitton bag raffle and incredible basket raffles. This event is a sell out each year, purchase your tickets ASAP! https://givebutter.com/WQfxfZ
Each CCHS family is asked to contribute a minimum $5 towards their class gift for the Basket Raffle. Venmo $5 or more to @karen-delano-2 with your name, either Freshman/Sophomore/Junior/Senior and "Class Basket." For every $5 you contribute you will be entered to win 4 Phillies tickets to a game of your choice in the 100 section!
Camden Catholic is saddened to announce that Denise Croce Neri, class of 1967, and legendary actress and musical theater director, passed away on April 9, 2024. As a student, Denise left an indelible mark on the Camden Catholic stage, performing as Guenevere in Camelot and as Elsa in The Sound of Music. As an alumna, she returned to take over the theater program from 2006 to 2014, directing hundreds of students who recall their years with her as formative experiences.
Camden Catholic sends our prayers and sympathies to Denise's family and her many friends, especially her sons Jason '92, Justin '95 and Josh '96.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/denise-neri-obituary?id=54849012#obituary
🌅He is risen!
✝️Happy Easter to our Camden Catholic family and friends.
🤍May you celebrate the joy of the Resurrection with your loved ones during this season of Easter.
On this Good Friday we remember the ultimate sacrifice of suffering and we pray: Soul of Christ, sanctify me.
Body of Christ, save me.
Blood of Christ, inebriate me.
Water from the side of Christ, wash me.
Passion of Christ, strengthen me.
O good Jesus, hear me.
Within your wounds conceal me.
Do not permit me to be parted from you.
From the evil foe protect me.
At the hour of my death call me.
And bid me come to you,
to praise you with all your saints
for ever and ever.
Amen.
🏅Congratulations to Kyle Aquino '25 who was presented with the 2024 Widener University High School Leadership Award!
🏆The award recognizes high school juniors who have displayed exemplary leadership in their communities. Kyle was honored at a ceremony held last week at the National Constitution Center.
🎓In addition to being recognized as a young leader, Kyle will participate in our prestigious Apogee Leadership Scholars program and receive a $20,000 scholarship over 4 years if he chooses to enroll at Widener University. Apogee Scholars also participate in 4 years of leadership programming.
On Holy Thursday we pray: Lord, we thank You for the gift of Your Son. May our entry into the mysteries of His life, death and resurrection give us the confidence to live with unshakeable faith in Your faithful and abiding love. We make this prayer to You in His name. Amen.
Congratulations to Irish Winter Track athletes Noah Sanders '24, Kevin Ellis '24 and Beatrice Daverso '24 who represented CCHS at the Non-Public A State Championships. Beatrice, CCHS' first female pole vaulter broke her own record by 1', vaulting to 10' and placing second! She will move on to compete at the Meet of Champions on March 3. Noah placed 16th and Kevin placed 29th in the shot put.
CCHS Night at the Phillies: April 1, 6:40PM vs. Cincinnati Reds
Tickets are $44 with half of every ticket price benefiting Irish Athletics
Must purchase by March 1! Show your Irish Pride, support the Phillies, and gather your families, friends, teammates, classmates and fellow CCHS Alumni for a fun night out in support of CCHS athletic programs.
Link to tickets: https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/camden-catholic-high-school
Must use code CCBB
📅February is Black History Month, and to celebrate, CCHS is highlighting Black Alumni who have made a difference in the world.
📚Latanya Jenkins '94, was posthumously inducted into the CCHS Hall of Fame this year for her incredible academic achievements as a researcher and librarian at Temple University.
🎓Latanya grew up in Pennsauken, earning her undergraduate degree at Franklin & Marshall and Master's in Library Science at Drexel University.
☘️Her time at CCHS was filled with activity. “Tanny,” as her friends called her, was a member of the National Honor Society, the French National Honor Society, the Mock Trial Team, the Editor of the Shamrock Newspaper, a member of Student Government, President of the Biology Club, Vice-President of the French Club and of the Health Careers Club, a member of the Black Culture Club, the Drama club, and the Respect for Life Club.
🦉Latanya was a respected academic/reference librarian at Temple University and was the liaison for Temple’s Africology and African American department.
🌎She accomplished so much during her all-too short life, including: being an award-winning co-author of the book, Government Information Essentials, which was awarded the Margaret T. Lane & Virginia F. Saunders Memorial Research Award in 2019, she was an International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions fellow for the World Library and Information Congress, and a past Association of Research Libraries diversity scholar. She was part of the first inaugural meeting of the Association of African American librarians, Archivists and Curators. She was also an ally and member of Temple University & University Press Diversity & Inclusion committee.
☘️CCHS celebrates your memory, Latanya! We are inspired by your legacy.
The annual CCHS Canada trip arrived in Montreal on Wednesday after an overnight bus ride. For the first day, students were able to overlook the city of Montreal from Mount Royal as the city was awakening. They visited St. Joseph's Oratory, the largest shrine to St. Joseph in the world. The students had the privilege of attending Mass in the crypt and later toured the Basilica, an architectural gem! They then toured Old Montreal learning about its history from tour guide, Monsieur Chuck.
The group is now in Quebec City, where they enjoyed a delicious dinner in a trendy neighborhood followed by a visit to Martello Tower, number two, where the students took part in an interactive activity learning about the lives of British soldiers defending the tower during the war of 1812.
Camden Catholic celebrates Black History Month by highlighting the accomplishments of Black Alumni who are and who have made a difference in the world! First up is one of our most recent graduates, Anyah Griffin '23, who was an incredible student leader during her time at CCHS, and continues to thrive at college.
She is currently a freshman at Hampton University and is involved in many campus activities, in addition to working towards her degree in strategic communications. She shares "I've had the pleasure of meeting remarkable individuals and attending enlightening talks by Vice President Kamala Harris and actress Taraji P. Henson. My schedule has been bustling with activity, as I've become involved in various organizations such as the Hampton Script, where I serve as a PR and Media Specialist, and as a member of the National Association of Black Journalists here at Hampton. Additionally, I've joined the Hampton arts organization, HBCU Canvas, and am participating in the school's Generation Action program."
Anyah has also secured an internship at Dollar Tree Stores Inc. as a corporate communications intern, and she'll have fun participating in the upcoming Hampton Freshman Fashion Show.
🎭Let the creative process begin! Our students have embarked on preparing for an historic spring musical: The Mystery of Edwin Drood, premiering at Grandi Auditorium March 8-10 & March 15-17.
🕵🏽♂️This Rupert Holmes show is a captivating and interactive musical whodunit that plunges the audience into the heart of the mystery, transforming them into amateur detectives.
👏🏽In a dramatic twist, the audience will select the ending for each show.
‼️You DO NOT want to miss this!
🎟️Reserve your tickets TODAY for best seats.
P.S. Support from our friends like you helps to make each spring musical possible. Patrons for $20 to full page ads for $250 provide much-needed funding to produce a professional show with over 100 student volunteers. Thanks once again for helping make this happen for the 102nd year!
https://loom.ly/TzRnGQs
Calling all Young Alumni (graduation years 2007-2023):
Come out to Pinsetters on Thursday, January 18 from 7-9PM for a Young Alumni Club Happy Hour!
Find out more about this new alumni group at CCHS, how you can get involved, mix, mingle and network with fellow young alums.
Cash bar, food available.
Camden Catholic wishes all of our family, friends, faculty, staff and alumni a blessed 2024! Let us, together, praise God for the mercy that fills our days.
The Camden Catholic faculty and staff wishes you God's blessings this Christmas season. May you have the gift of faith, the blessing of hope and the joy of family and friends surround you.
12/21, is our last day of school before Christmas break. Students are welcome to wear their Christmas sweaters with uniform bottoms tomorrow.
This is a half-day with Mass, a special schedule of classes and a 12:25PM dismissal. There is no after-school study hall. All students must be picked up at 12:25PM.
CCHS will reopen on January 2, 2024.
🎄Christmas at CCHS is celebrated in many ways, and one of our most beloved traditions is the annual Christmas concert.
🎹This year the Arts department added a Christmas Recital for Dance and Piano students, and additional solo performances.
👏🏼We applaud our talented students for spreading Christmas cheer with their God-given talents and gifts and thank the many staff members who have devoted their time to the preparation of these events and continued formation of our Camden Catholic students.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT on Junior Lily Patullo, who is also an InSpire Marketing Intern. Lily shares her story of supporting a cause near and dear to she and her family:
From October 27 to October 29, 2023, I walked 60 miles in Susan G. Komen's Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk. Ever since I could remember, my mom (Jaime Patullo '94) and aunts (Jackie Brown '96 and Jodi Brown '00) have been fundraising for and participating in this walk. When I was younger, our family would drive out to their route in Philadelphia to cheer them on, brandishing giant homemade posters and waving pink pom-poms in the air. These days are some of my fondest memories, and as I grew older, I wanted to walk, too. Finally, at 16 years old, when I became eligible, I joined my mom and aunts in my first walk. We walked again this year, in the Dallas/Fort Worth route, marking my second walk and their thirteenth.
The BRCA1 genetic mutation runs in my mom's family, which correlates to at least a 50% chance of developing breast cancer in one's lifetime, and several members of our family have battled breast cancer over the years because of this. We walk for those who have survived, those we have lost, and those who continue to be affected by breast cancer.
Strike Out Hunger with the Irish Bowling Team on January 6!
Bring 2 cans of soup, and sign up to bowl and have some fun. 50/50, Raffle Baskets and a Bowling Ball Raffle will be awarded!
$25/Individual or $110/team of 5 includes 3 hours of bowling and shoe rental.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.camdencatholic.org/page/strike-out-hunger
Help support the Arts at CCHS by purchasing a sponsorship or ad & patron for our spring musical - "THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD." Your support of the arts program, with a sponsorship or ad, will help to ensure that the legacy of Camden Catholic musicals continues for another century!
Secure your ad online: https://secureforms.wufoo.com/forms/s14h5ad80y9y9en/
