Frederick Douglass said that “once you learn to read, you will be forever free”.  Teaching students to read and to love reading is a main objective in their early education, because it is a lifelong gift which will afford them success and...

Check out the diocesan website for resources regarding a new law in the state of New Hampshire that supports school choice. Education Tax Credit Scholarship Network for Educational Opportunity Unfortunately, even though the law was passed and has...

Thank you to all of the students, parents, and benefactors who made the 2013 Walk-A-Thon as smashing success! Who would have predicted that we would surpass last year's Walk-A-Thon pledges by almost $8,000? Well that is precisely what happened!...

What better way to celebrate Catholic Schools week than to throw a school wide party? MRA students across all grade levels experienced tons of fun on Friday afternoon. The fun included indoor mini-golf, musical chairs, parachute games, baked goods,...

Mount Royal Academy art teacher Margaret Dwyer will have an Art Opening at the Library Arts Center in Newport.  Some of her watercolors feature Mount Royal Academy students sledding and at other winter outdoor activities. Mrs. Dwyer would be please...

Below is an excerpt from a Christmas commentary authored by Archbishop Charles Chaput: For believers, the Christmas season doesn’t end this week.  It begins.  So much of modern life at this time of year – its noise, its urgency, its relentless...

One of the most cherished traditions of Advent is the annual Christmas Pageant. Amidst the chaos and consumption of the secular holidays, the Christmas pageant helps families remember the true meaning of Christmas. Christmas pageants illustrate how...