Hi everyone!! I cannot wait for this #sensemchat and to hear everyones' responses!!

@CSHSeniorSem A2: In "Tattoos on the Heart," Father Gregory Boyle defines kinship as connectedness with the aim of erasing divisions in society. Boyle uses Jesus as an example of kinship, saying, "Jesus was not a man for others. He was one with others" (72). #sensemchat

A2. While reading "Tattoos on the Heart," the everpresent theme of kinship is expressed as " not serving the other, but being one with the other" (188). Boyle alludes to vulnerability as that anchor that grounds humanity and allows them to become one. #sensemchat

I LOVE THIS STEF!!! #sensemchat #kinship

A3. Fr. Greg Boyle and Homeboy Industries embody Goal 5, as volunteers and the organization utilize their wise freedom to impel to action and grow not only personally but as a community, representing the prospering love humanity has for one another. #sensemchat

A3: Father Boyle embodies Goal 4 (The building of community as a Christian value) because he strives to create a united community in which everyone is treated with the same respect and compassion regardless of their past. #sensemchat

GOODBYE! I feel so lucky to have gotten to participate in this #sensemchat and respond and look at all of the different tweets! I look forward to the next one!

Weeks after revelations that migrant children are being regularly exploited for cheap labor in the U.S. prompted bipartisan outrage and calls to action on Capitol Hill, Congress has moved no closer to addressing the issue. nyti.ms/424FuCd

"This bill is a rerun of Donald Trump's biggest failures and inhumane border policies. This is the Child Deportation Act because that's exactly what this does. It doesn't address any single issue at the border." - Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost on Republicans' immigration bill

Thank you to everyone who made this year in Senior Seminar one I truly will never forget. I believe that this class transformed my way of thinking and developed my values as a whole!

Happy Mother's Day and Last Day of School Eve!! I hope everyone is cherishing this special day and time with families, friends, and moms!! 🫶🏼🧡

I wanted to share an article I read regarding the struggle many immigrants face with their identities. This article is wonderfully written, with first-hand insights into different immigrants' lives and the effect this issue has had on them. crownschool.uchicago.edu/ssa_magazine/i…

Waiting prolongs action and only lets the issue grow, letting it become insurmountable and uncontrolled. Immigration needs to be attacked at the root, and the government needs to be attentive to the realities and struggles many immigrants are facing currently.

I cannot believe that my 13 years at Sacred Heart ends tomorrow…I don’t know where the time went 😭

Toni Morrison brings awareness to the importance of acknowledging the impact people's actions have on children. This quote relates to immigration as the actions of our government, leaders, border patrol, parents, and others impact children and the lives they will lead.

I never thought this day would come! I’ve been at Sacred Heart for 13 years and I can’t believe I’m saying goodbye soon! Also this is a photo from 1st grade!!

Check out today's must-read #immigration news: bit.ly/45ddgr0

Can't believe it's our last day of high school! Can't wait to see all the amazing things my classmates accomplish in the next few years.

I encourage you all to read "The Un-American Dream" and learn more about the glorified immigration process and the tainted American Dream that pulls immigrants into the US only to face more struggles upon arrival. jstor.org/stable/4115797…

So grateful for everyone along my Sacred Heart journey. I feel so lucky to have met such wonderful girls, teachers, and people while at SHG, and I will never forget my time here. Seven years were truly not enough 🧡🧡🧡