April 2013: Last Cell, Fairwell grads!

With the last day of classes came our final cell of the school year.

We started things off with an awesome potluck:

 Look who dropped by as always for dinner, Father Raymond!

Group picture, smile!

Can't forget awesome grad performances from them to us....

.... And from us to them!

Happy grads with handmade scrapbooks!

And of course.... Can't do without a big hug. *aww*

Looking forward to a new school year to start up again.... See everyone in September!

And to all grads, know that where ever life takes you, QCCC is supporting you all the way with prayers and warm wishes. Come back and visit!

Saints Here, There and Everywhere!

Amid the celebrations of the Feast day of St. Patrick, we delved into the lives of a number of saints to really get at the heart of what living Saintly lives were - to see the people behind the myths, behind the crazy drinking and other popular ideas about them.

And we do mean Saints like Saint Patrick, Joseph , not the New Orleans' Saints.

Though they're kind of cool too.

Praying Errday Errday

Sharing group prayers, learning about the different forms of prayer through the YOUCAT and engaging in the interesting form of prayerful reading in Lectio Divina, last cell was one about the basics of prayer.

T'was awesome.

Partying All Night Long with Jesus - NIGHTFEVER!

An amazing night was spent in prayer, contemplation, lighting candles and singing at Nightfever last Friday!

Thanks all those that dropped on by and helped out with various tasks - you helped everything go LIVE!

Thank you and God Bless!

Seriously.

Especially those of you who went and did Holy Hour. A 5am-6am shift is nothing to scoff at.

Also, checkout the some photos taken here.

On the Beat at JUCCC Retreat!

It was great seeing so many QCCC members and alumni at the JUCCC reading week retreat this past Friday. Our weekend spent with Fr. Francis Ching of the Companions of the Cross proved to be just the thing a fair number of us needed in order to take a step back from our everyday anxieties.

Daily Rosary, eucharistic adoration, confession and Q&As were great!

And the amount of love shared? SO MUCH IT SMOTHERED US.