Inmr student movie#

15, and an engaging speech by youth motivational speaker Dr. 10, a “Train of Thought” display in the hall on Nov.

Inmr student movie#

STUCO put together several events – including a mental health presentation done by STUCO, a showing of the movie “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” on Nov. We thought it would be a good time, just because we don’t have anything else going on and it is a super important issue that many teenagers are dealing with,” said GJHS freshman and STUCO member Cooper Teske. “Mental health is very important, and we wanted to do something about it. STUCO’s goal for this mental health week was to bring awareness to the issue and encourage students to get together, recognize mental health struggles within the school, and support students to get help. Grand Junction High School’s Student Council held a Mental Health Week Nov. Whiteford’s room with students after school. Melissa Carris leads a mindfulness and meditation presentation in Mr. Rielo often involves working through a person’s distorted image of God. “He believed that the spirit is the seat of the human person,” Dr. Rielo’s willingness to incorporate spirituality into the study of psychoethics-a branch of psychology that examines the psychological background of a person and the ethical choices he or she makes-has reshaped modern mental health counseling. Clinical psychologist Constance Salhany, Ph.D., said Mr. Rielo’s impact has also extended into the sciences. John’s and a member of the Idente community. Robert Badillo, Ph.D., Adjunct Associate Professor at St. Rielo established a unique place for himself among 20th-century philosophers, according to panelist Rev. In his willingness to see philosophy through a theological lens, Mr. “But Fernando Rielo is a contemporary, modern-age philosopher, and to see a person who lived out his philosophy of life is inspiring.” “So much of what we learn in philosophy is classical, from Plato and Aristotle,” Emily said. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, discovered a modern-day role model in Mr. Junior Emily Battaglia of Brooklyn, NY, who studies Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at St. That message was not lost on the host of students who took in the full-day session in St. He inspired us to see the world from the perspective of heaven.” “He was a man of love, a man of peace, a poet, and a philosopher, but mostly he was a man of God. Rielo’s poetry, theology, and philosophy. program in Spanish, whose book Fernando Rielo: A Dialogue with Three Voices chronicles Mr. “With each word sounded by Fernando Rielo, you felt God’s presence,” said Marie-Lise Gazarian, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Languages and Literatures, and Director, M.A. Rielo, whose own poetry brought readers closer to the divine, experts said. Apart from its missionary work, the order sponsors an annual mystical poetry competition as a tribute to Mr. The order, open to men and women, includes branches for ordained clergy and laity and has houses in 22 countries, including four in the New York metropolitan area. Rielo began a life of spiritual reflection, culminating in the establishment of the Idente Missionaries, whose name is an amalgamation of Spanish and Latin and means “go forth.” In 1939, just after the war’s end, a religious experience directed him to “be holy as I your Heavenly Father am holy.” Mr. Rielo was persecuted for his faith, nearly losing his life during the conflict.

“The Idente community that he founded brought about a deeper intellectual life, developing leadership and communication skills and engaging the culture through the truth of the gospel.”īorn into the Spanish Civil War, Mr. “Who knows, maybe I rode the Q17A or the Q43 bus with him,” Bishop Brennan continued.