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Senior Brooklynn Slone will be performing in the Columbus Youth Ballet's version of "The Nutcracker" as the lead, Clara. The shows are scheduled for December 1 at 7pm and December 2 at 3pm at the Thurber Theatre in the Drake Union on The Ohio State University's campus. Tickets are $18 or $20. Please call 614-433-0146 to reserve your tickets (and mention that you are coming to support Brooklynn!). Pictured left. 

 

Alumnus Mike Coury '03 was the guest speaker at this week's Business Club meeting. He addressed the subject of starting to invest early and making business contacts while in high school. Pictured below. 

  

 

 

 A big thank you to our community for supporting the Pink Out last month. SFDHS donated $1200 to the Stefanie Spielman Foundation. A special thanks to Junior Class President Keagan Lipak and Junior Class Vice President Ian Lawson for leading this project.  Pictured left.

  

Our French students have been busy this week celebrating National French Week. French films were watched, delicious French food was eaten, presentations about trips to France were made, and the students even received souvenirs from France thanks to the Burke family. Pictured right is one of our parents, Mrs. Burke, during a class presentation. 
UPCOMING EVENTS
Canned Food Drive Turn In Days!
When: November 19 through November 30
Students are encouraged to bring in 25 cans. All food will be donated to St. Stephen's Community House, St. James the Less' Food Pantry, and Christian Assembly. 
NEEDED: Medium-size boxes are needed to help deliver items during our Canned Food Drive. Please drop boxes off in the Franciscan Center by Mr. Steller's office. 
 
Thanksgiving Mass hosted by the Parent Advisory Board
When: November 20; 6pm
Where: Chapel
Father Smith will lead the mass. All community members are welcome.
 
Thanksgiving Break
When: November 22-26
SPIRITUAL REFLECTION 

Happy are those whom God can direct as He wishes and who are submissive to His will, whether it be in time of tribulation or of consolation. However, the true servants of God have more love for the path of adversity as being more conformable to that of our Head. In fact, Christ did not want to work out our salvation and His glory except by means of the cross and opprobrium...and it is along this path that He has always led His greatest and dearest servants. (Letters 1999;O. XXI, p. 41)     

 

To view more from the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales, please visit "Daily with de Sales."