Holy Family School Celebrates Vocations During Catholic Schools Week 2025



Holy Family School recently celebrated Vocations as part of Catholic Schools Week 2025. Fr. Gerald shared his inspiring journey to the priesthood with the student body, recounting how his vocation began in Nigeria at age 10 when he became an Altar Server. With the unwavering support of his parents—both teachers—he pursued his Catholic education, entered the Seminary, and answered his calling.

During a recent visit to Nigeria, Fr. Gerald reconnected with his father and siblings while visiting five Catholic elementary and high schools. There, he shared his vocation story and generously distributed school supplies and backpacks to more than 250 students, continuing his mission of service and faith.

“God of goodwill, We ask that You inspire each of us to follow Your will more closely And for each of us to find the joy of our vocation. We pray especially for those who are discerning a vocation to the priesthood or religious life. May all of us have the strength to listen to Your quiet voice moving in our lives, and may we cultivate hearts of service directed toward You. We pray and thank You for the religious of our community, Fr. Ricky, Fr. Gerald, Msgr. Connolly, Fr. Leo, Deacon Jay, and Regional Bishop Brian Nunes. We make this prayer in Your Holy Name, Amen.”

“At Holy Family Catholic School, we passionately instill Christian values and Catholic principles in our students, guiding them through the Gospel message of Jesus Christ: Faith, Community, Service, and Excellence. These principles are the foundation of our community and the essence of our mission.”

Holy Family School, 1301 Rollin St., South Pasadena, (626) 799-4354 or visit school.holyfamily.org.

 

 

 

 

 

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