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"Wages of War" TV Show interview with Author John Siegfried about his book:  No Greater Love: The Story of Michael Crescenz, Philadelphia's Only Medal of Honor Recipient of The Vietnam War throughout the month of October on Cable Television at: | Xfinity 66/966 | Fios TV 29/30 | Roku | Apple TV/ PhillyCAM TV: Live Streaming[https://phillycam.org/watch]   We are also producing a Special 2 Part Cable TV program about the 4 Schools from Philadelphia: Edison, Father Judge, Cardinal Dougherty and North Catholic with the highest death rates during The Vietnam War. With guest Cardinal Dougherty Vietnam Veteran Joe Griffies   Both projects highlight Cardinal Dougherty and the parishes/neighborhoods that comprise its student base extensively.   

After a nearly two-year hiatus, Kiara Santos gathered with a group of five others to put out the publication again. The 22-year-old communications student was asked to lead the effort and she did.

Two ninth and two tenth grade classes benefited from the expertise of professional actors during the week of January 24th. Paul Harrold and Bill LeDent from the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater enthusiastically shared their knowledge and skills with the students.

Assistant Principal Kathleen Radebaugh met with grades 9-11 in the auditorium to introduce them to the Course Selection process for their rosters next year.

The Black Student Union at Little Flower successfully held their first annual BSU Week that was celebrated from February 14 to February 18.

Mrs. Quinn has been an educator for over twenty years. She was born and raised in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia. She attended Nativity B.V.M. Parish School and graduated from John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls’ High School, where she was president of the class of 1997.

Please enjoy this video! Thanks to everyone who helped make Operation Santa Clause a success.

Dave Livewell is a poet, recipient of the T.S. Eliot Award, finalist for the Anthony Hecht Prize, and has been awarded fellowships by the state of New Jersey for poetry. He will be coming to read to the students, and I am about to broach the possibility of him visiting some classrooms.

Little Flower students spent 5 days travelling around Philadelphia with Scott Quitel from the Land Health Institute.

Bloom 3.0 ended with over 90 incoming freshmen being able to successfully plant their roots...

Recently, Little Flower welcomed three engineers from PDC Machines as the latest installment of our Women’s Speaker Series. PDC Machines is a family-owned business that provides diaphragm gas compressors for Alternative Energy/Hydrogen refueling stations, Oil and Gas, especially gas, power generation, and many other industries worldwide.