mcauley catholic high school

where its located?
how much does it cost?

Which one are you interested in?

Chicago, IL: http://www.mothermcauley.k12.il.us/

Cincinnati, OH: http://www.mcauleyhs.net/s/537/start.asp x

Joplin, MO: http://users.joplin.com/jacs/McAuley%20R egional%20High%20School.html

Portland, ME: http://www.mcauleyhs.org/

Australia: http://www.mcauley.nsw.edu.au/

Doncaster, UK: http://www.mcauley.org.uk/

With love in Christ.

2007-05-03 07:29:22 by xochlopez

Mitchel Wear..QB..#4. 2010 McAuley Catholic High School Football in Joplin, MO.... A few highlights from his sophomore year.

i live in southside chicago and im in 7th grade. i really like Mount Assisi Academy and Mother McAuley. but im going to miss being with the guys! i love em! theyre great. Other than Marist, Fenwick, and DeLaSalle can anyone name any good coed high schools. ? CATHOLIC PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS ARE PREFERRED.!! or at least schools near by boy high schools?

Yeah looads.

2009-12-12 10:31:15 by hey look! its JOY(:

Who: Wolfe Tone
What: Wolfe Tone was a leading figure in the United Irishmen Irish independence movement and is regarded as the father of Irish republicanism
When: Tone lead Irish independence movement in
Where: Throughout Ireland
Why: Tone wanted political unity between Catholics and Protestants
How: Tone was a politician so his opinions showed. He also formed little secret societies

Who: Brian Boru
What: Brian Boru was an Irish king who overthrew the centuries-long domination of the Kingship of Ireland by the Uí Néill
When: Boru became ‘High King’ in 1002
Where: Boru was the king of South Ireland
Why: To gain power spread Christianity, and also to avenge the death of his brother, Mathgamain
How: He slowly went to war with each kingdom and killed the leaders, making himself king

Who: Daniel O’Connell
What: Daniel O’Connell was Ireland's predominant political leader in the first half of the nineteenth century
When: O’Connell fought for what he believed in starting in 1810 until his death in 1847
Where: Throughout Ireland
Why: He wanted the right for Catholics to sit in the Westminster Parliament, he also fought for Irish Jew’s rights
How: O’Connell put together many groups for his cause and he became a high political power so he could enforce his opinions


Who: St. Patrick
What: St. Patrick was a Roman Britain-born Christian missionary and is the patron saint of Ireland
When: St. Patrick ministered from 433 to 493
Where: Throughout modern day Ireland
Why: St. Patrick wanted to spread Christianity to all that he could
How: St. Patrick established monasteries, and set up schools and churches

Who: Catherine McAuley
What: Catherine McAuley was an Irish nun, who founded the Sisters of Mercy. She fought for education.
When: The Sisters of Mercy was founded in 1831, but Catherine McAuleys service started in 1826
Where: Catherine first started her deeds in Dublin but this spread throughout Ireland as the Sisters of Mercy grew.
Why: Catherine believed everyone should have the chance to learn
How: Catherine set up many homeless shelters where she taught the residents who came

Who: Michael Collins
What: Collins was an Irish revolutionary leader, Minister for Finance in the First Dáil of 1919, Director of Intelligence for the IRA, and member of the Irish delegation during the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations, both as Chairman of the Provisional Government and Commander-in-Chief of the National Army.
When: Collins joined an Irish revolutionary brotherhood in 1909 and continued his revolutionary ways until he was killed in 1922
Where: Throughout Ireland and Europe
Why: Collins believed that Ireland should be free from Britain’s control
How: He and fought and lead in the revolutionary wars

Who: St. Brigid
What: St. Brigid was an Irish Christian nun, abbess, and founder of several convents who is venerated as a saint
When: From 468 to 525
Where: St. Brigid taught to all of Ireland but she is mostly associated to have been in Kildare for that was where her most glorious foundation was.
Why: St. Brigid did all she did for her savior, Jesus Christ
How: She set up many foundations and helped any people

Who: Eamon de Valera
What: Eamon de Valera was one of the dominant political figures in 20th century Ireland
When: 1916 to 1975
Where: Throughout Ireland
Why: He believed that Ireland should be a free nation.
How: He was a leader in the Easter Rising. He was also elected president of several revolution groups. He raised 6 million dollars for Irish Independence.

Who: Gerry Adams
What: Gerry Adams is an Irish Republican politician and abstentionist Westminster Member of Parliament for Belfast West. He is President of Sinn Féin, which became the largest nationalist, republican or pro-Belfast Agreement political party in Northern Ireland in the 2005 UK general election.
When: 1972 to present day
Where: Ireland
Why: He wants Catholics and Protestants to live in peace with one another
How: By becoming higher politically People listen to what Gerry has to say

Who: Roger Casement
What: Casement was an Irish patriot, poet, revolutionary and nationalist
When: 1911 to 1916, when he was hanged for treason
Where: Ireland
Why: Casement believed that Irish should be independent from Britain
How: Casement decided that in order to get the Irish to revolt against the British control they had to turn on Britain. The perfect opportunity arose in World War II. He was going to side wih Germany and fight the British as well. Not many people likes this plan though and the efforts were somewhat unsuccessful. Casement then sent messages back to Ireland endeavouring to deter nationalist leaders from a planned armed rising and that was when he was arrested and killed.

St. Patrick
St. Brigid
Brian Boru
Daniel O’Connell
Roger Casement
Catherine McAuley
Michael Collins
Eamon de Valera
Gerry Adams
I hope this helps
-sarah o’donnell (very irish)

2008-03-22 20:25:26 by Michella