An MSA education meant my faith was as core of a “subject” as any of the core subjects.

It was here that I was first introduced to the supreme constitution, one that taught me my relationship with God is equally as significant, if not more, than what the value system of the world says is fundamental! For this, I am for ever grateful!

An MSA education meant I was encouraged even when I could not encourage myself.

To all the teachers and extended staff, some of whom taught me and many who did not; you would often speak to the woman you knew I would be and not the girl I evidently was! You saw things in me that I did not see in myself. You continue to see things in me I don’t always see in myself — for this, I am for ever grateful!

An MSA education meant I would for ever be a part Mount Saint Agnes, and Mount Saint Agnes a part of me!

There wasn’t a day I felt anything less than family walking those halls and nearly a decade later since graduating, that feeling still remains! Thank you.