Clue for tomorrow's SURPRISE Pictures for today Our surprise this morning... Mr. David Hoffman, who is BOTH a rugby player AND a great singer! Rugby is a really tough game, like football, but like soccer, too. Photo by Candace Stevenson Father Brant led us in morning prayer today.  He talked about St. Paul who escaped from being arrested by being lowered out of a window in a basket. At P.E.:  the great sponge and milk jug relay race. Which team would squeeze the most water into their jug? Photo by Candace Stevenson Photo by Candace Stevenson Photo by Candace Stevenson Here, we're singing at the Noon Mass. Practicing for the Play of Daniel.  Here is Queen Esther with her princesses. The Evil (three headed!) Counselor. The satraps. Daniel in the lion's den. And our magnificent narrators! In the afternoon, we had a special guest.. Archbishop Brunett! We sang a few songs for him and got to ask questions about what it's like to be an Archbishop. Archbishop Brunett explained that his chair is where the Cathedral gets its name.  What's it called? He also explained the symbolism of his coat of arms.  He has roses in his coat of arms for three reasons.  Can you remember them? A camper presents the Archbishop with a special gift... a camp T! In the afternoon, St. Gregory Choir plays some unusual instruments! Click here to listen in. Two fabulous teams were honored today.  Here's the YELLOW team... And the RED team.  Great going, gold medalists! Overheard in the choir room... a hymn in honor the Blessed Virgin Mary!

Thank you, Archbishop Brunett!

Thank you for coming to the Cathedral to tell us about your coat of arms and about being an archbishop in general.  It's cool how you gave us a Filipino blessing! Thank you so much for coming to talk to us.  Your great!  I hope you'll come to see our play.  Thank you so much! Thank you for taking your time on Thursday to listen to our singing and for telling us about yourself!  I learned more thanks to you (:  I hope to see you again! Thanks for coming and talking to us.  It was cool how you explained everything to us. Thank you so much for coming and fitting us into your busy schedule.  I loved singing with you! Thanks for being at the Cathedral to hear us sing.  Thanks. Thank you for coming here today!  I learned a lot! Thank you so much for coming here to teach us about your "seal." Thank you so much for all you do to support camp.  Your time was greatly appreciated. Thank you for teaching us about yourself, your chair, and your coat of arms.  I had a lot of learning about all of those things. Thank you for using your time to come see us sing.  Salamat po! (Thank you!) for the Filipino Blessing! Thank you for coming to hear us sing, and telling us about being an Archbishop.  Also, thank you for the Filipino blessing! (: Thanks for visiting ST. James and telling us about being an Archbishop.  It was an honor to see and hear from you.  God bless you (:

Thank you, volunteers!

Thank you for helping out.  Brian, thank you for helping with the Olympic games. Thank you for helping me.  Brian, thank you for doing the Olympics and the snack games. Thank you for volunteering your time to help us! Thank you for helping in Choir Camp! You really, really help us out. Thank you so much for coming to Choir Camp, Mon-Fri.  If you guys wouldn't be here, the others wouldn't know what to do with us.  Thanks for bringing us to the places we need to go and helping with the games.  The games were awesome. Thank you for helping us improve our singing, providing us with food, and making this experience fun for us. Thank you for all of your time and commitment in helping us with this camp.  May God bless you.  Thanks! Thank you for all your help, taking the time to be patient with us and lead us to the right paths. Thank you for everything you have helped us with.  You make everything fun! Thank you, volunteers, for helping with EVERYTHING!  You all make ME proud! Thank you for setting up the Olympics and letting us play fun games.