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These are the first Jesuits assigned to work in Micronesia before their departure for the islands in 1920. Bishop Santiago de Rego is seated in the middle. Standing (from left): Br. Gojenola, Fr. Marino de la Hoz, Br. Oroquieta, Br. Tudanca, Br. Casasayas, Fr. Espinal. Br. Cobo is 4th from right standing, and below him is Br. Emilio Villar. After the seizure of the islands by Japan in 1914, following the expulsion of all German missionaries, Jesuits from Spain were asked to continue the mission work.

Mother Margarita and The Jesuits

Posted by - May 19, 2018 0
“I’m confident that together we will work diligently for the Kingdom of God” Mother Margarita Maturana, May 19, 1927 In…

Wrapped in Mercy, Hope Renewed!

Posted by - February 27, 2026 0
The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress is the largest annual meeting of its kind in the world. This four-day event…
Mount Carmel School staff and faculty met United States astronaut Ricky Arnold (third from right) during the 2019 STEM Leadership Alliance Summit. In the photo include (from left to right) Bobby Baldazo, MCS acting vice-principal; Luz Baldazo, science teacher; Evangeline Villar, middle school science teacher; Eleonor Alejo, middle school science teacher; Filmah Buenaflor, high school computer science and math teacher; and Zyron Castillo, former elementary school teacher.

MCS Faculty Attend National STEM Conference For Integrated STEM Curricula

Posted by - August 11, 2019 0
To aid in developing practical, comprehensive, and engaging Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) curricula, Mount Carmel School faculty recently…

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK 2017

Posted by - January 26, 2017 0
Later this month, the CNMI’s three Catholic schools, Mount Carmel School on Saipan, Sister Remedios Early Childhood Development Center on…
39 junior high students were inducted into Mount Carmel School’s Sacred Heart Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society at Mount Carmel Cathedral. In the photo are new members of the NJHS taking the oath to uphold the tenets of the sacred chapter: scholarship, character, service, and leadership.

MCS Inducts 57 Students Into NEHS and NJHS

Posted by - May 18, 2021 0
Fifty-seven elementary and middle school students were inducted into Mount Carmel School’s Sacred Heart Chapter of the National Elementary Honor…