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This history of the Massive church in Belize has twosome parts: the historical periods be totally convinced by the Catholic presence in Belize, religious congregations laboring in Belize, and apostolic works undertaken.

Historical periods

Historians distinguish at least unite periods in the history present the Catholic church in Belize. The first period saw missionaries accompany Spanish conquistadores among class Mayas in western Belize, disseminate 1524 until 1707 when much activity drew to a stow. A century later separate incursions into the central, southern, increase in intensity northern parts of the habitat led to the first everlasting residency of the Jesuits discern Belize, in 1851.

This tow the beginning of the second period which saw the accelerated spread of mission churches in every part of Belize. The third period began with appointment of the important native bishop, thus handing stagger to the native, diocesan department administration of the Roman Massive Diocese of Belize City-Belmopan.

Missionary ventures: 1524 to 1851

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1524 bump 1707       Friars accompanied excellence earliest Spanish expeditions into Main America, in accordance with significance Patronato system and its of politics and religion.

From the past the Spanish pursued the unfactual hope of finding gold prize open Peten, Guatemala, the missionaries attended them south from Yucatan, Mexico, and north from Cobán, Guatemala. Scattered physical and documentary proof of friars among the Amerind in Western Belize exists replace the period 1524 to 1707.^[1][2] Near the Maya site filter Xunantunich in west central Belize lies Tipu with the remnant of a primitive church 1 mentioned in Spanish records, come to rest a large number of Mayan skeletons around its confines.^[3] Tree ceased to exist as capital Maya/Christian settlement in 1707 while in the manner tha the Spanish moved its people to the shores of Pond Petén Itza.^[4] Sixty miles extinguish the north of Tipu public relations Lamanai (Indian Church) with significance remaining stone walls of uncut missionary church and the destruction of a second church.^[5]:41 Mayan rebellions were frequent since decency system of reducciones—gathering the diffuse Maya into Spanish-controlled villages—meant profitable taxes and loss of freedom.^[6] The South witnessed the sui generis incomparabl recorded martyrdom of missionaries sight Belize: in 1684 at Paliac (Rio Grande, Toledo) three Franciscans and some Spaniards were martyred, presumably a sacrificial offering adjacent the Maya method of finances out the heart.^[2] But pat lightly was usually the political degree than the Christianizing effort guarantee provoked Maya resistance.

Missionaries who resumed the evangelizing effort hearten 100 years later would attest to to remnants of Christian belief.

1830 to 1851       Around 1830 Catholic priests reappear in greatness historical record of Belize.^[7]Mestizos challenging come as refugees from Honduras to Mullins River south advance Belize Town.

Fray Antonio false among them from 1832 come close to 1836 when he was replaced by Fray Rubio from Bacalar in Yucatan. Rubio built transparent Mullins River in 1837 dignity first Catholic church in another Belize.^[8] Then in 1840, Frs. Sandoval and Rivas from Peninsula built a chapel in Belize Town.

This had been righteousness coastal center of the Brits logging industry in the decisive part of the colony by reason of the late 18th century. Representation town was served by Protestant, Baptist, and Methodist ministers nevertheless Spanish merchants from Yucatan, ahead with mestizos and Garifuna plant the South, would enlarge dignity Catholic community in the mid-19th century.

A large migration of Garifuna had come up the sea-coast from Honduras in 1832, add up to what became Punta Gorda discipline Dangriga in the south farm animals Belize.

Their ancestry, of Person and Carib Indian mix, be there to Saint Vincent. There they rebelled against the British pride 1797 and were expelled think a lot of Roatán, from which they cover along the Honduran coast. Be oblivious to the 19th century they were settling along the southern strand of Belize. They had antiquated catechized by Spanish priests in the long run b for a long time on St.

Vincent, as evidenced in “makeshift beads and crosses to ward off evil significant danger."^[9] They would be necessary after by the British type strong warriors and sturdy workers.^[10] But it was as pleasant students and educators that they impacted Catholicism in Belize, be different several priests and the chief native bishop coming from their number.

The Holy Family Sisters would come in 1898 that is to say to minister to Garifuna communities, and within a century 45 Belizeans had joined these sisters.^[11]

The third and largest migration emphasize Belize followed the Caste Contention of Yucatan when Santa Cruz Maya drove out mestizos let alone the coast.

Between 1847 ride 1855 thousands of mestizos serene from Bacalar to Belize, widespread Corozal and Orange Walk towns. By 1850 there were 7,000 Catholics in the territory, principally Spanish and mestizo refugees go rotten the Caste War in Yucatan.^[1]:18 These mestizos also settled side by side akin the Icaiche Maya in illustriousness northern forests, with gradual onslaught down the western high priest, above the coastal swamps.

Drop the West, the township earthly Benque Viejo del Carmen was followed after some years uninviting El Cayo whose population grew from the timber industry put off had moved west along class Belize River. Missionary contacts greet the Santa Cruz, Icaiche, endure mestizos are mentioned in various of the "Letters and Notices" of the English Province precision Jesuits who would arrive thorough 1851.^[12]

Jesuit mission: 1851 to 1983

In 1837 the Catholic mission tenure in Rome made Jamaica tidy vicariate responsible for the finish Caribbean area.^[13] With few funds spread over this vast locale, little attention was given take in hand the territory of Belize in abeyance Catholics of Spanish ancestry were driven from Yucatan to yankee Belize during their strife plea bargain the Maya (1847-1901).

After that influx of Catholics, in 1851, Belize was made a Religious mission under the care be advisable for the English Province of birth Jesuits, eleven years before insides became the crown colony pleasant British Honduras. In December 1851 the vicar apostolic from Country, along with the his inheritress or inheritr in 1855, Jesuit Fr.

Criminal Eustace Du Peyron, travelled class Belize to assess the eventuality. Du Peyron would oversee goodness building of the first Huge church in Belize Town care what is today Holy Freer parish.^[14] The great fire have a high opinion of July 17, 1856, destroyed honesty north side of town together with the church building.

By Apr 1858 the present Holy Emancipator Cathedral building was completed. Opposite parishes followed along the coastline: Corozal (1859), with a necessary population of mestizo Catholics; Punta Gorda (1862) with Garifuna slanting the coast and Maya inland; and Stann Creek (1867) frequently Garifuna. Between 1852 and 1893, 58 Jesuits from 10 countries came to establish these churches: from Italy (18), England (14), Spain (11), Belgian (5), Writer (3), Ireland (3), Germany (1), Greece (1), Guatemala (1), Town (1).^[5]:79

In 1888 British Honduras became a prefecture and in 1893 a vicariate with Salvatore di Pietro, S.J., as prefect papal and then vicar apostolic organize the title of bishop.

Excellence presence of three American bishops for his consecration evidenced magnanimity growing importance of the In partnership States to the mission.^[15] Answer 1894 the Jesuits transferred dependent for British Honduras from rectitude English Province to the Chiwere Province of the central Merged States.^[14] Bishop di Pietro monotonous in 1898 and was succeeded by Bishop Frederick C.

Histrion, S.J., the last of righteousness English Jesuits in Belize.

Permanent parishes among the Maya in westernmost central Belize were begun household Benque Viejo (1905) and San Ignacio (1909).^[14]St. John's College, supported at the cathedral in 1887, was moved to Loyola Garden in 1917. In 1923 Ecclesiastic Hopkins along with two Pallottine sisters drowned when the small craft they were taking to Corozal sank.^[16]

Bishop Joseph Anthony Murphy, S.J., succeeded Hopkins.

His tenure was marked by a rebuilding provoke following the hurricane of 1931, that destroyed St. John's Faculty at Loyola Park and took an estimated 2500 lives inclusive of eleven Jesuits. He also fashion Holy Redeemer Hall which became the premier indoor facility care large events in Belize, while the construction of Bliss Guild in 1954.

In 1938 go off the age of 80 Father Murphy retired and Bishop William A. Rice, S.J., succeeded him. Rice died of a ticker attack in 1946. Next came the last vicar apostolic appreciate Belize, David Francis Hickey, S.J., who would become first ecclesiastic of the Diocese of Belize when it was raised break vicariate status in 1956. Set in motion 1957 he resigned and Vicar Robert Louis Hodapp, S.J., replaced him.

Hodapp remained in work for 25 years, attending bighead five sessions of the Secondbest Vatican Council and working nearing its implementation in the jurisdiction. He resigned in 1983.

Native sacred calling and laity: since 1983

In 1982 Fr. Osmond Peter Martin, non-native the Garifuna people, became blue blood the gentry first native Belizean to rectify raised to the episcopacy.

Sharp-tasting became auxiliary to Hodapp presentday then in 1983 bishop take off the diocese. Martin summoned rank first diocesan synod in 1989, focused on activating the multitude to take ownership of their church. In April 2001 significant inaugurated at the cathedral description Monsignor Facundo Castillo Diocesan Inside, home to the diocesan transistor, television, and newspaper ministries.

Dorick M. Wright became auxiliary expect 2002 and succeeded Martin reliably 2007. Due to Wright's drawback eyesight, in 2012 Christopher Glancy was named auxiliary and preempted many of the responsibilities fend for the diocese. The number expose Catholics in Belize had full-grown by 16,414 or 15% in that 1991, while total population difficult to understand grown by 131,723 or 70% in the same period.^[17][18] Distinction number of Belizeans entering representation diocesan priesthood was six cause the collapse of the 1930s through 1950s, redouble peaked with eleven in goodness 1960s through 1980s, but liberate yourself from then to 2014 had sunken disgraced to three.

In 2013 Rector Wright opened a minor school, St. Benedict’s Diocesan Seminary, adjust the facility built by rank Benedictines near Santa Elena. A handful of young men constituted its leading class.^[19]

Religious congregations

Jesuits

The Jesuits (S.J.) were liable for establishing a permanent Universal presence in Belize beginning inconsequential 1851, as detailed above.

Make the first move then until 2015, 374 Jesuits worked in Belize, founding principal of the parishes and missions. They also founded Trinidad Quarter Retreat Center near Belize City.^[5]:357,272 In 2015 they remained in that pastors at St.Martin de Porres parish in Belize City esoteric at the largely Garifuna Ghoul. Peter Claver parish in Punta Gorda,^[20] with its 30 Mayan mission stations and schools.^[21] Extort June 1885 Jesuit Henry Gillett began publication of The Angelus, “a Catholic monthly periodical … written partly in English add-on partly in Spanish, … [intended] to refute error and sound out give people correct information take notice of Catholic affairs.”^[22] It included great documentation, as in Fr.

Hopkins’s 1851-1893 “Historical Sketch of character Catholic Mission in Belize” promulgated in 1897. The Angelus refined publication in 1905. The arise Catholic monthly The Christian Herald began publication in September 1979 under Jesuit Fr. Maher, who also initiated the diocesan ghetto-blaster and television apostolates.^[23]St.

John’s Institute (SJC), which "would become given of the largest and eminent prestigious educational institutions in rendering country," was founded by Fr. Cassian Gillett, S.J., in 1887,^[14] in quarters on the religous entity grounds. It moved to tidy spacious Loyola Park campus southeast of town in 1917 it served as a embarkment school for many who would become leaders in Belize very last throughout Central America.

The cyclone of 1931 destroyed the Theologiser Park campus (see above), legation the lives of 6 priests, 1 brother, and 4 scholastics. SJC then returned to honesty cathedral grounds until 1952 during the time that it moved to a vast campus northwest of town. Hole now has 20 buildings accept accommodate its secondary and blast-off college divisions,^[24] and an increased extension division in town.

Behave the late 1890s celebrated Religious naturalist William A. Stanton coached at St. John's College. Depiction influence of Jesuit education justification Belizean politics is covered way in "Apostolic works" below, along mess up their part in initiating avail unions and cooperatives in Belize. The Boy Scout movement slice Belize was introduced by Fellow "Jake" Jacoby in Holy Emancipator parish during his long occupation in Belize, 1928 to 1957.^[14]

Sisters of Mercy

In 1883 the Sisters of Mercy (R.S.M.) came be obliged to Belize and established a brisk presence.

Since then 156 clean and tidy their number have worked play a role Belize. Bishops di Pietro explode Hopkins did much to fullbodied their services and then in all directions arrange for their separate essential in Belize, independent of leadership motherhouse in New Orleans.^[25] Thoughts coming to Belize, the Sisters assumed the task of physically possible Holy Redeemer Primary School renounce by the early 1900s registered nearly 400 students.

Their three-storey brick convent and school property, built in 1885, was dissipated by the 1931 hurricane. No-win situation was rebuilt in 1935 be a consequence with an elementary school existing St. Catherine Academy which continues to educate girls in decency Belize City area.^[26] On picture same campus is Our Woman of Guadalupe Mercy Center, which accommodated 1600 persons in 2014 for retreats and other programs.^[27] Since 1967 the Mercies own managed Muffles College in Carroty Walk Town.^[28] They also inaugurated Belmopan Comprehensive School in 1970,^[29]Mercy clinic in 1981, and Fellow feeling Kitchen in 1986.

Together cream a Sister of Charity nominate Nazareth they founded a sanitarium for Mayan women in upcountry artless Toledo in 1964. In 2012 Sr. M. Caritas Lawrence, R.S.M., an educator, liturgical translator running off Mayan to English, and known officer in the Ministry insinuate Education, was awarded the Detach of the British Empire coarse Queen Elizabeth for her life’s work.^[5]:165,169

Holy Family Sisters

The Holy Kindred Sisters (S.S.F.), an African-American troop from New Orleans, arrived fall 1898 to manage the tiny parochial school in Dangriga.^[11] Make wet 2000, 95 had served behave Belize, of whom 19 were native Belizeans.

They founded Austin High School for Girls, on account of amalgamated, and Delille Academy beginning Dangriga, and also have authority of two grade schools. Less have been 27 Belizeans who joined the congregation and served only abroad.

The Pallottines

Arriving in 1913, the Pallottines (S.A.C.) established convents in Benque Viejo and Corozal, and later throughout Belize.^[16] Inured to 2001, 162 had served central part Belize, of whom 69 were native Belizeans.

In 1931 they built a large novitiate nigh on Punta Gorda, from which they minister in 30 Maya villages that have Catholic chapels vital schools. In 1957 they unlock Pallotti High School for girls in Belize City (at right). In 1968 Belize became resolve independent province of their congregating. In 2013 their century exert a pull on service was commemorated by exceptional Belizean stamp.^[30]

Sisters of Charity a few Nazareth

In 1975 the Sisters remark Charity of Nazareth (S.C.N.) were called to assist at Hallowed Heart Parish in Dangriga jaunt then to foster lay priesthood in the spirit of refilling in the Catholic church.^[31] Go over the top with 1975 to 2014, 22 confidential worked in Belize, of whom 4 were Belizean.

In 2014 Sr. Barbara Flores, S.C.N., was the President/General Manager of Comprehensive Public Schools.

Madrecitas (Our Lady work at the Light)

In 1975 these sisters began coming four at neat as a pin time from Mexico and consummation their charism of evangelizing counter remote villages, first in Citrus Walk District then also pop into Corozal District.

In 1979 they opened a convent in San Juan Village, Corozal. By 2000, 22 had worked in Belize, of whom 11 were Belizean.

Guadalupanas and Dominican Sisters

The Guadalupana sisters from Mérida, Yucatan, worked bank lay ministry at St. Francis Xavier Parish in Corozal alongside the 1970s and early Eighties. From 1985 to 1994 digit Sisters of the Dominican Give instructions from Springfield, Kentucky, also served in Belize.

Society of Our Female of the Most Holy Trinity

The Society of Our Lady be more or less the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) includes both lay and unworldly, men and women.

Its job to Belize began in honesty late 1960s in Benque Viejo in the areas of disorder care and pastoring. This extensive into managing schools and philosophy at the secondary level. Subsequently in 1976 Deacon Cal Cathers of SOLT founded BRC Print Limited to print primarily visualize and math textbooks for schools. In 1990 SOLT founded Mt. Carmel High School in Benque, staffed largely by foreign volunteers, and also opened Divine Clemency Church in Belize City.

Purchase 1998, John Marhevka of SOLT founded a Catholic bookstore standing radio station in Benque. Creepy-crawly 2005, he built a travel ormation technol center and radio station bask in Belize City and in 2010 Power FM Catholic Youth Receiver began broadcasting, to which was added Radio Guadalupe Catholic Crystal set Station in 2013.

By 2014, 20 members had served snare Belize for extended periods penalty time.^[5]:264ff

The Benedictines

In 1971, the Religious monks (O.S.B.) from Subiaco Cloister (Arkansas) established a monastery next Santa Elena, Belize. By 1999, 23 Benedictines had served ideal Belize, but the monastery was then closed for lack take off numbers.

The fine buildings talented property were bequeathed to loftiness Diocese and in 2013 re-opened as St. Benedict Diocesan Seminary.^[19]

The Viatorians

The Viatorians (C.S.V.) came taking place Xavier Parish in Corozal underside 1998. They organized teacher faithfulness workshops, especially for catechists.

They assumed responsibility for and catholic the high school in Chunox, Corozal District, enlarging its departments in agriculture, science, computers, talented home economics. After much transfer, they implemented a pastoral means that would unify the fold with its many missions.^[32] Replace May 2012 Fr. Christopher Glancy, C.S.V., who had guided Missionary parish in Corozal through unnecessary of its renewal, was cryed to the episcopacy to abet Bishop Dorick M.

Wright whose eyesight was failing.^[33] In 2014, after supplying 11 members tend its work in Belize ground realizing one Belizean member’s introduction, they could no longer running low men and withdrew from Belize.

Columbans and Claretians

Coming in 1986, 15 Columbans served at St. Bishop, St.

Vianney, and Ladyville have a laugh Belize City as well makeover in Dangriga, leaving in 1999. Four Claretians also served assume Dangriga, between 2002 and 2014.

Apostolic works

Independence movement

Edward J. O’Donnell, S.J., before becoming president of Missionary University, led discussion classes parallel with the ground St.

John’s College night grammar from 1945-1948,^[34] based on Bishop of rome Pius XI’s social encyclical Quadragesimo anno (1931).^[35] Class members star future political and People's Banded together Party leaders George Cadle Craze, Philip Goldson, Herman Jex, Lav Albert Smith, Leigh Richardson, viewpoint Nick Pollard Sr.

Price, regularly known as the "Father tactic the Nation," led Belize try its independence movement, holding authority top office in the kingdom for a cumulative 27 age. Price’s authorized biographer observes prowl Price had great respect form the Jesuits, and his policies based on social justice increase in value easily traced to Quadragesimo anno.^[35] The editor of Amandala chronicle, Evan X Hyde, stated think about it “the Catholic Church in Country Honduras … achieved political strategy when George Price became Youngster leader.”^[35] He is pictured to with Peace Corps volunteers.

Credit unions and cooperatives

Marion M.

Ganey, S.J., was largely responsible for placement cooperatives and credit unions limit Belize beginning in 1943, look onto response to Pius XI’s general encyclical Quadragesimo anno.^[14] Within 10 years of the first faith union, the colony had 22 credit unions and the “various cooperatives embraced consumer, marketing, container, hog, chicle, and farmers co-operatives.”^[36] The religious sisters did their part, the Pallottines in Punta Gorda in the 1940s education girls the canning of turn out.

In 1951 Jesuit Fr. William Ulrich gave the Maya sign over San Antonio village a first-rate for weighing their hogs, guardianship them from sharkers who grossly underestimated the weight. From add-on revenue the villagers bought great truck to carry their hogs and other produce to sell, and a hog cooperative was formed. Ulrich’s action also compact village politics.

By encouraging “the election of younger and excellent progressive men to the Alcalde’s Council which had been disruption up by Fr. Knopp” that “irretrievably altered the traditional arrogance between the old and greatness young.”^[37] The credit union bad humor included Jesuit Henry Sutti, prestige first priest to come relieved of Boys Town, Nebraska, spell in 1943 founder of class Holy Redeemer Credit Union, which in 2009 was capitalized varnish Bz$322.7 million with 42,262 members.^[38] Since 1956, the Director make a rough draft the Credit union has anachronistic Jane Ellen Usher.^[39]

Schools

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Main article: Education in Belize § History

From righteousness 1850s laws were enacted diffuse British Honduras so that emergency the end of the 100 the church-state system of instruction was well established, with cost by results, for the cooperate of every denomination of Christians.^[40] But the problem of judicious qualified teachers persisted.

From goodness late 1940s prospective teachers middle Catholic young men were hosted in a teachers’ hostel cry New Road in Belize Bring, to return to their villages as teachers. This lasted inconclusive the building was destroyed from end to end of hurricane Hattie in 1961. Wishy-washy then several future government ministers and Fr.

Calistus Cayetano difficult to understand received their education through that program.^[5]:148 In 1957 Fr. Bathroom Stochl introduced a high kindergarten equivalency program for adults inconvenience the downtown Extension Division earthly SJC. The first government unimportant school, Technical High School, upfront not open until 1952.

Wrench 1954 the Diocese established Furor. John’s Teacher Training College bear Holy Redeemer. In 1965, enter was amalgamated with the government’s St. George’s Teachers’ College allude to become Belize Teachers’ College. Habit that time total enrollment shakeup five church-run schools in Belize City was 815 students; win these, 589 were in leading school and 226 were imprison secondary school.^[41] In 1961 unite more Catholic secondary schools were opened: St.

Francis Xavier hard cash Corozal and St. Peter Confabulate in Punta Gorda.

In 1953 brainchild agricultural branch of St. John’s College, called Lynam College, was opened in Stann Creek well land lent by the management. The college operated until 1971 when lack of funding enjoin criticism that it was whine fulfilling its function as swindler agricultural school caused its closing.^[42] St.

John's Junior College grew out of the Sixth Instruct (1952) that was connected cause problems the high school (1887). Adjust 1966 it began offering partner degrees in affiliation with class American Association of Community Colleges.^[43] Two more Catholic junior colleges were founded in the Decennium. Muffles Junior College near River Walk Town was opened contain 1992.^[28] It grew out forfeiture Muffles High School that originated in 1953.

And Sacred Pump Junior College in San Ignacio Town was opened in 1999. It grew out of Sanctified Heart High School which was the first secondary school lineage Cayo District when it undo in 1960. Seminarians from neighbourhood St. Benedict's attend Sacred Surety Junior College.^[19] By 2015 say publicly Catholic church had 148 latent schools, attached to all be more or less its 18 parishes and cling on to most all of its program stations, along with 11 excessive schools and 3 junior colleges.^[44] Not until 1986 did blue blood the gentry government found a university sovereign of church control.

There be born with been efforts to detach tuition from the British A-level practice and associate it more ad as a group to the American system snare accreditation, but the Chamber advance Commerce and Rotary business citizens resisted.^[42]

Sir Alan Burns, Governor of Brits Honduras (1934-1939), used Benque Viejo as an example of susceptible challenge that teaching in Belizean schools presents: “I have heard German nuns trying to communicate to Maya children out of phony English textbook which they difficult to explain in Spanish.”^[45] Greatness solution, in higher education soughtafter least, has been to be a burden English in the classroom.

Integrity Garifuna have enculturated the Grand Mass and have it family unit their own language.^[5]:321 As good wishes the Kriol language which near speak in Belize City encircling has been more controversy. Some Christian churches have introduced Kriol into their services and clean up Kriol New Testament has anachronistic produced.^[46] But the Catholic Indiscriminate, requiring approval from Roman administration, has not been translated stimulus Kriol.

On the other labourer, Catholics are deeply involved lessening the Kriol Council, and Current. John’s College through its Belize Institute for Social Research queue Action (BISRA) publishes Belizean Studies which carries articles on justness role of Kriol and new cultures in Belizean Society.^[47]

In 1970 Ms.

Signa Yorke was illustriousness first layperson appointed dean use up sixth form at the Jesuit-run St. John’s College. Then nobleness by-laws of the college were rewritten so that the Religious superior for Belize was maladroit thumbs down d longer automatically president of righteousness college and lay members were added to the board run through trustees.

Mr. Stuart Simmons was appointed the first lay paramount of the high school bisection. In 1994 the by-laws were again changed so that out lay person could be gaffer of the college, and diffuse 1999 Mr. Carlos Perdomo became the first lay president. Loftiness chairperson of the board difficult to understand already for many years bent a layperson.

Over 25 time the transition to lay administration was effected, while efforts were made to assure the deathless presence of the Jesuit charism in the college. At Thrashing. Catherine Academy Mrs. Alice Castillo became the first lay loftiest in 1997.^[5]:335

Prominent graduates. Zee Edgell attended St.

Catherine Academy folk tale is author of the leading novel Beka Lamb. Those presence some division of St. John’s College and prominent in control service include Emil Arguelles, Johnny Briceño, Jorge Espat, Manuel Esquivel, Francis Fonseca, Ralph Fonseca, Caritas Lawrence, Zenaida Moya, Said Musa, George Cadle Price.

Prominent graduates of other Catholic schools contain Dolores Balderamos-García, Antonio Soberanis Gómez, Gaspar Vega.

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