Follow the boys' daily adventures as seen through the eyes of Ian - a 12 year old boy from San Antonio- and Jose - a dad from Houston.
by Ian Crossey
12 years old
Father Michael Sullivan arrived and was the priest for mass.
After Mass we went to breakfast, and then made two awesome snowball forts for a
snowball fight. One of the forts was called the Alamo. The team that held the
Alamo won, therefore they re-wrote Texas History! After the snowball fight we
went into the woods and made a fire, and waited for the smores, hot chocolate,
and gold fish. We saw a swamp that was covered with ice nearby, so some of us
tried walking on it but before we could take a step we were going back to the
field covered in snow to play football. The football game was awesome and
everyone was falling over in the snow and distracting the quarterback with
snowballs! We were all starving and went to lunch.
From lunch to dinner we played in the gym and game room that was awesome, we all love dodge ball and I had a great time playing it with my teammates. After dinner we went to the chapel with the Apostolics and prayed a rosary. I really like the way they pray it with the leader saying the Holy Mary part and everyone else saying the Hail Mary part for the next decade. After the rosary we went to the conference room for scategories, at this time I was coughing a lot and did not have much fun. I did see many of my team members have fun though. After scategories, we went and played another dodge ball game which was really fun and exciting. We then said good night to Mary and went to bed!
by Jose Rodriguez
dad
Throughout the day, the boys were busy with many activities:
multiple dodge ball games (I think the boys are addicted to that game), board
games, ping pong, and many other games.
Also, the students from Sacred Heart played a concert for our boys. There were several acts of charity today. The boys assisted the Apostlic students with
cleaning and set up the tables before lunch and dinner. Some of the boys even helped with the
laundry. Initially, the boys were not
enthusiastic about working, however, when Brother Jared reminded the boys to
offer their sufferings for a Legionary priest who is battling cancer, their
moods quickly changed.
That night, the dads got together with the Legionary priests
and conversed over dinner and discussed ways to promote the Sacred Heart
Apostolic School. We brainedstormed and
concluded that a video needs to be created and that we need to get the word out
to any interested families that are looking for an excellent environment where their boys
can discern the priesthood.
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