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Visitation Celebrates 25th Diversity Day

Georgetown Visitation celebrated 25 years of programming for Diversity Day this week. Diversity Day is a community opportunity to live out our Philosophy of Community Culture, which states, "Georgetown Visitation believes that we are strengthened intellectually and morally when diverse voices, perspectives, and backgrounds are present. We believe God calls us actively to embrace empathy, equity, and social justice in our work to educate women of faith, vision, and purpose." The day's theme was Acting with Hope, a tie to our Visitation Salesian Network theme of Anchored in Hope. 

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Service to School, Monastery Honored at Vespers Awards

Three members of our Visitation community were honored for their loyal service to Monastery and school. During a special ceremony at the end of the Sisters' evening prayers, the Cor Jesu award was presented to Murray '88 and Charles Gormly P '22 & '25 for their steadfast, faithful presence, offering service to the school with a gentle and humble heart; Eileen Howard was given the Cross of Affiliation as a sign of the Sisters' enduring friendship and gratitude

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Speakers Share Stories of Peacebuilding

On Thursday, November 6, PeaceWorks Foundation brought together the perspectives of two people with very different backgrounds - an Israeli and a Palestinian from Gaza - to the Nolan Center stage to share how they are working towards peace in the midst of conflict. Grounded in the principles of Salesian dialogue that our students are exploring this year, the conversation allowed each person to share his story and what led him to choose peace, love, and connection over fear and hate. Sponsored by the St. Jane de Chantal Salesian Center, this was the first Fides et Scientia - faith and knowledge - talk of the 2025-2026 school year, which encourages students to put both into action to “become catalysts for positive change” - one of the goals of a Visitation education

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