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An Interview by Faustin Weber with Sr. Margaret Harte
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Sr. Margaret Harte, PBVM
The peace and love of the Lord be with you all!
I am an Irish born Presentation Sister and it has been my privilege to serve as Principal of St. Patrick Catholic School since 1992. Our byline is, "Be God's light in the World". Daily we strive to strengthen our faith, challenge young minds with core academics, nurture them with fine arts, and strengthen bodies with exercise and healthy habits.
In the words of Proverbs 11:14"Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety".
May this year be a blessing for our school community as parents and teachers work as partners in caring for the treasure given to us — our children.
Sincerely,
Sr. Margaret, PBVM -
Interview - News5
By Chad Petri
Published:(WKRG, MOBILE, ALABAMA)
St. Patrick’s Day is this Thursday. We’re joined by Sister Margaret Harte. She’s the Principal at St. Patrick’s School in Robertsdale. She’s also an Irish nun who’s lived in America since 1980. Harte came in to talk about the history, myths and legends associated with St. Patrick. He helped bring Christianity to Ireland.
In the centuries since St. Patrick’s Day has turned into a celebration of Irish heritage. It is still considered a church holiday in some Christian denominations.
