Giving back during Junior Retreat

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Women in Law Speed Networking Luncheon to be held November 4
Women in Law Speed Networking Luncheon to be held November 4

Alumnae and parents working in the field of law are invited to attend a speed networking luncheon on Wednesday, November 4 from 12:00 - 1:30pm at Nixon Peabody (Nixon Peabody LLP, 70 W Madison St, Suite 5200, Chicago, IL 60602). $40 per person, which includes lunch, refreshments, dessert, and a "speed networking" set-up for enriching conversations with your peers.

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Macs Walk for a Cure and Make a Difference

Science National Honor Society organized their annual “Macs Walk for a Cure” breast cancer awareness walk on Tuesday, October 6. This annual event raises awareness, shows support, and honors those whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer. With the help of sales from more than 250 t-shirts and hundreds of ribbons and stickers, the Science National Honor Society raised more than $1,500.

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Join us for a panel and networking focused on navigating career changes
Join us for a panel and networking focused on navigating career changes

Mother McAuley's Young Professionals Board invites alumnae, Mighty Mac parents, and members of the McAuley community of all ages & career stages to a networking event and panel focused on navigating career changes, new opportunities, and unexpected turns - offering insight and encouragement for anyone thinking about “what is next.”

🎟️ Tickets are $20 per person (Includes wine, appetizers, and a complimentary professional headshot session!) 

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Growing in Faith during Mercy Week

Mercy Week was held September 21 - 25 in celebration of Catherine McAuley opening the first House of Mercy in Dublin, Ireland. Throughout the week, our Campus Ministry team organized activities and projects that helped our school community live out some of the Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy and grow in faith.

These projects and programs included assembling birthday kits for women and children in need; tending to the Graves of the Sisters of Mercy at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery; painting & planting flower pots in celebration of this year's Mercy Week theme - "Mercy Grows Here"; enjoying tea during lunch periods; welcoming ValLimar Jansen back to McAuley; and holding our annual Mercy Day celebration with a skit about the Sisters of Mercy and Catherine McAuley, and the traditional "Why We Tell the Story" dance!

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On April 17, the Class of 2027 spent the day at Feed My Starving Children as part of their Junior Service Retreat. It was a meaningful day full of service and reflection!