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May 5, 2021
Members of Christendom’s Class of 2021 were honored with academic, athletic and community achievement awards on Wednesday, May 5, during the college’s annual Senior Awards Luncheon. The event honored the best and brightest of the class, recognizing individuals for their contributions to the Christendom community.
The Student Activities Council’s (SAC) Joe McGlynn Award for Service was given to Emily Golden. Demonstrating leadership and hard work on hundreds of college events, Golden exemplified the selfless giving spirit that is a trademark of Christendom’s SAC.
The Crusader Leadership Award was given to John Jakubisin and Bridget Duffy for their exemplary contributions to the college’s athletics department. Each was an important leader both on and off the field during their time at Christendom, competing for the college in varsity rugby and cross-country respectively.
The Crossbarry ambush restored IRA morale in March 1921, but could so easily have been a disaster.
The Parish of Clogagh had never seen a funeral like it. No parish in Ireland would ever see its like again.
In the pre-dawn darkness, down the rain-slicked road from the church to the cemetery, the cortege came. The coffin was borne by six men, and behind the coffin, six mourners walked.
Six mourners. At an Irish country funeral. It was as many as they dared bring.
Carried on the wind: the creak of leather, the soft shiiing-shiiing of metal upon metal, the murmur of boots on damp, hard-packed road – the unmistakable sound of heavily armed men on the move.