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Kate Belliotti feels that SHA will always be in her heart

Barb Ochterski recalls her time at SHA as formative for her as a girl.

Agnes Santiano explains what SHA means to her.

Andrea Waclawek discusses the empowerment of young women at SHA.

Betty Horrigan recalls the impact SHA had on her as a woman.

Maria Michalek Clare, alumna and current faculty, explains that SHA is a place where everyone is welcome.

Agnes Santiano conveys what Franciscan values are to her.

Jeanette Piscitello explains what Franciscan values mean to her

Mary Kay Stahl recalls the ceremony honoring the Sacred Heart at SHA.

Betty Barczak Horrigan recalls the death of JFK and how social justice was a part of life at SHA.

Kayla Burt describes learning to do service

Sr. Connie tells about a girl who miraculously survived being hit by a car.

Maura Forkort reflects on the spiritual aspects of everyday life at SHA in the 1940s.

Pat Smyton recalls religious life at SHA in the 1960s

Kathleen McCarthy talks about the service projects they used to do at SHA in the 1950's.

Janice Cheney talks about senior service projects and their benefits.

Maureen Forrester Finney talks about the service projects she worked on as a student

Pat Smyton recalls service projects SHA students did in the 1960s

Jenna Wegzryn tells us how SHA helps "you be you"

For Vermonica James, SHA was home.

Like many, SHA was home for Kayla Burt

The Belliotti sisters recall singing songs in Mass.

Kathleen McCarthy talks about a sodailty trip to Cleveland in the 1950's.

Maura Forkort discusses Sodality, a Jesuit student organization that connected SHA girls to a broader religious community.

Nancy Forkort discusses Sodality, a Jesuit student organization that connected SHA girls to a broader religious community.

Kathleen McCarthy discusses a sodality skit put on by SHA girls in the 1950's.

Barb Otcherski understands the honor of being an alumna.

Ann Sawyer explains what SHA means to her.