Happy New Year, Knights! May 2022 be a year of growth, renewal, and improvement for all! #SaintPaulGazette
This weekโs QOTW: Who is your favorite music artist? #SaintPaulGazette #KnightlyNews
Round 3 of the Question of the Week Series, hosted by the Knightly News. This week's question: "What are you thankful for?" We hope you all had a blessed Thanksgiving. ๐ฆ #SaintPaulGazette #KnightlyNews
Question of the Week #2
Round 2 of the Question of the Week Series, hosted by the "Knightly News." This week's question: "What is your favorite thing about being back in person?" #SaintPaulGazette #KnightlyNews
Amazing music from our Saint Paul Chorus at Open House!
The first Question of the Week, presented by the Knightly News Team. Last weekโs question was โWhat is your favorite Halloween tradition?โ #SaintPaulGazette
The Knightly News: Episode 1
As our first segment of the Knightly News (our broadcasting news network), senior Tommy Lavin interviewed Senior Captain Jack Yasko and Senior David Sullivan ahead of the football teamโs big game on Sunday. The team is set to play their homecoming game on Sunday at Polar Park v. Littleton. Listen in as they are asked questions ahead of the big matchup. We look forward to seeing a lively fan section at the game. And as always, Go Knights! #SaintPaulGazette #KnightlyNews ๐
Congratulations to the Class of 2021, Saint Paul's first graduating class! You have all made it to your last day of high school. We are all so proud of you and all that you have accomplished over your high school career. May you take all that you have learned, and apply it to your higher education and all of your future endeavors. Best of luck!
Enjoy this video of Best Wishes from faculty members, created by the Saint Paul Gazette's Visual Media Department.
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The United States has reached the horrific milestone of 500,000 deaths due to COVID-19. In less than a year, more than a half-million Americans have died due to COVID-19. To put this in perspective, the amount of American deaths during this pandemic equates the population of Kansas City, Miami, or Sacramento. Furthermore, the death toll equates the amount of American soldiers who died in World War 1, World War 2, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, combined.
These people were mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers. They were first responders, teachers, factory employees, essential workers. They were Catholics, Protestants, Hindus, Buddhists, non-practicing. Many times, they were not able to see their loved ones before they took their last breathsโ leaving this Earth alone.
Often, the detrimental toll this pandemic has taken numbs many to think of these numbers as mere statistics. However, no matter political affiliation, we must all recognize and remember that each person represented in this statistic is someone who passed awayโ someone whose death has left a void in the lives of their families and friends.
May we pray for all of those lost, for their families, and that we may all continue to follow public health protocols so more families do not have to lose loved ones to the magnitude of the current day.
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The US has reached a sobering milestone of 400,000 deaths from COVID-19. Oftentimes, they have been dismissed as statistics. However, those lost were mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends. Many were hospitalized, and were not able to have their families by their side as they took their last breaths. ๏ฟฝ
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