St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School–Friends of Fiat

Last updated on: March 12, 2015 at 4:42 pm by Lisa M. Hendey

St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School–Friends of Fiat 2015-03-12T16:42:56-07:00 Lisa M. Hendey

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It’s “launch week” for my brand new book The Grace of Yes: Eight Virtues for Generous Living. To celebrate, we are paying tribute to seven very special examples of “The Grace of Yes in Action”, the seven winners for our “Name the Goldfish” contest. I will be making a personal donation to these organizations and invite you to keep them in your prayers as well. Please help me share the good news about each of these seven organizations by sharing them via social media too — we can do a world of good by sharing the amazing work they are doing to serve others.

Tune in each day this week to meet new “Friends of Fiat”!

St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School:

Winner Heather said of her favorite charity:

Our amazing Catholic School, St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School has been providing a tuition free Catholic education for many years. Our parish generously gives of their time, talent, and treasure to keep “The Miracle on Greenridge Drive” alive. If chosen, I would like to give the money to Father John Haney to be used for the many needs of our school.

I join Heather in believing that our Catholic schools in many ways lead the pack in living a full and generous “Yes, God!” attitude. Along with providing a great education for students, many of whom attend school on scholarship, great Catholic schools provide fundamental lessons in faith and generosity that last a lifetime.

St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School is the only tuition-free Catholic school in Pennsylvania, and one of only a few in the entire country. I was surprised by a newspaper article I found online that indicated that as many of 75% of the school’s students would not be able to attend St. Gabriel if tuition was charged. Clearly though, offering a great education free of charge can be a challenge, so it’s clear to me that the school needs our support and prayers.

To support St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School:

Visit the school’s fundraising page for a variety of ways to financially support the school with your purchases
Donate books on the school’s Library Wish List
Offer a donation by check to
St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School
c/o Father John Haney
5200 Greenridge Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15236

To learn more about St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School, click here.

St. Gabriel, you who came to Mary and brought her the knowledge that she would bear our savior, carry the intentions of St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin School to God Our Father. Enable the school to thrive so that it may continue to lovingly serve students and their families. May God richly bless the school community and all of those who serve it.

Click here to order The Grace of Yes: Eight Virtues for Generous Living and thank you for your prayerful support for all of our“Friends of Fiat”.

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