Testimonials

Blessed with a strong foundation, St. Monica Catholic High School is poised to influence future generations in a profound way. Our students come from a variety of backgrounds, cultures and circumstances and create a unified community of respect and care.

I see the future of our church in our students.

A gift to this campaign ensures we will have the resources to form young people to be hope for the world.

Thom Gasper
Principal, St. Monica Catholic High School, and Parishioner

At St. Monica Elementary School, we are educating our children in the academics and in their faith as well.

We are giving them an advantage for life,

and we are building the future of our parish, Church and civic communities today.

Joan Morris
Principal, St. Monica Elementary School (retiring June 2008)

When we think about how much God has given to us, how could we not respond to Jesus’ call to provide a place where we will come to know Him and love Him in a deeper and more meaningful way? Msgr. Torgerson and the St. Monica Community have given so much to us.

How can we not work to make our parish and schools the best they can be?

When called to serve our church and our schools, it is our privilege to answer.

Bruce and Gretchen Willison
Parishioners

Both my grandfather and father donated to the St. Monica schools so that future generations, including myself, could experience an excellent Catholic education.

I’m giving to the Campaign so that my children and their children can experience the gift of a St. Monica education, too.

Suzanne Verge
Elementary School and High School Alumna, and Parishioner

Our family has been fortunate to be part of St. Monica’s parish, which past parishioners built upon a great vision and foundation.

We believe in the new vision that
has been set forth.

We share the responsibility and promise to build upon the future of St. Monica for our children and future generations to come.

John and Sophia Putnam
Parishioners

This campaign is about building and securing a future for this Community.

As a young adult it’s important to have a community to call home, and to know that this Community sees the immediate and future needs of its members and is willing to respond.

Marcus Johnson
St. Monica Administrative Assistant, and Parishioner