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February 19, 2016

Youth have the power to influence global change, students told

Joseph Morong

TORONTO - Thanks to the Internet today’s youth have the power to influence systemic change on an international scale, Toronto students heard from an award-winning Filipino journalist.

Published in Canada: Toronto-GTA
February 22, 2012

Lent a time of action at Marshall McLuhan

Jesuit Father Len Altilia with students at Marshall McLuhan's Ash Wednesday school Mass. Behind them is the "Witness to Faith Cross." The cross was built by Neil McNeil High School students to tour Toronto Catholic schools during the school board's "Year of Witness."

TORONTO - Students at Marshall McLuhan Catholic Secondary School in Toronto began Lent with a purpose. The 1,000-plus students at the midtown school are raising money to combat child sexual slavery.

Jesuit Father Len Altilia told the students Lent should make us want to reach out to the helpless, particularly the women and children who suffer most from violence and sexual exploitation.

"It's not just an act of charity," said Altilia. "It is an act of faith and an act of justice."

Published in Education
December 13, 2011

A Filipino Christmas wish

From left to right: Marshall McLuhan students Meghan Musngi, Hannah Fabro, Camille Silverio and Ninivette Vergara.

TORONTO - This Christmas season, a group of Toronto Catholic students will be living Jesus’ Gospel of love and caring for others by helping to build homes in the Philippines.

From Dec. 27 to Jan. 10, 18 students will take part in the Philippines Study and Leadership Experience. The trip is being run by Adventure Learning Experiences in partnership with the Toronto Catholic District School Board.

Marshall McLuhan Catholic Secondary School, Loretto Abbey, Cardinal Carter and St. Michael’s Choir School are some of the eight  schools taking part. One student from the York Catholic District School Board will also be going.

Published in Youth Speak News