News & Updates

Faith, Fellowship and Formation: A Blessed Off Campus Retreat

Our students and staff were truly blessed to participate in a three-day retreat with the Sisters of the Children of Mary. Throughout the retreat, students immersed themselves in Mass, Adoration, crafts, songs, and small group learning, deepening their faith in a meaningful and joyful way. The presence and guidance of these wonderful sisters left a lasting impact on everyone involved, enriching both hearts and minds.

We are deeply grateful for this unforgettable experience!

Children of Mary

Beyond The Bench

Lessons from the Courtroom

We were honored to welcome Honorable Judge Justin Hansen of the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit Court of McHenry County to our campus. Judge Hansen led an engaging and insightful discussion with our upper school students, offering a deeper understanding of the judicial system. He also hosted an informative Q&A session, providing students with the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions and gain valuable insights.

Thank you, Judge Hansen, for generously sharing your time and expertise with our students!

You're Amazing

Archangels Academy welcomed Justin Fatica and the Hard as Nails Ministry for an inspiring and action-packed event. Our students experienced a powerful talk that deepened their relationship with Jesus and motivated them to take action in their faith. This unforgettable afternoon highlighted the importance of spiritual growth and community, reinforcing our commitment to fostering strong faith foundations in our students.

Hard as Nails

The Joy and Wonder of Catholic Education: Developing Authentically Catholic Schools

In his recent pastoral letter, Bishop James Conley of the Diocese of Lincoln Nebraska describes the value of Catholic education. He states: "Catholic schools are not merely information delivery systems focused on secular success, but rather are about transformation in Christ. Our educational mission goes far beyond conveying factual knowledge of history, science, literature, or even faith; it begins and ends with students' potential for holiness.

"Every student is made for holiness, made to become a saint."