Campus Ministry at CBA was in full tilt during the month of October as it recognized hunger awareness month. Students in a variety of Campus Ministry groups discovered projects around Syracuse and within their own campus to help feed the hungry, educate students, and bring awareness to one of the world’s most widespread problems.

Lasallian Youth and Student Senate orchestrated CBA’s annual participation in Crop Walk. In all, over 20 volunteers walked in downtown Syracuse on October 16^th, while dozens more walked in other locations to raise awareness about the issue of hunger around Central New York.

Social Justice Peer Ministers presented to 7^th and 8^th grade religion classes on the reality of hunger in our community and around the world and how it affects the lives of millions, especially children.

Lasallian Youth and Jr. High Lasallians combined efforts to prepare a meal for the needy at the Samaritan Center in downtown Syracuse. Students made sandwiches at school and picked apples at Beak & Skiff to make a nutritious meal for those who need it most.

Caption: (L to R) Justin Strott ’17, Mickey Pirro ’17, Anthony Basile ’16, Brendan Carmen ’16, and Anthony Potenza ’16. 

CBA Peer Ministers are regular visitors at the Samaritan Center, going twice each month during the school year to prepare and serve meals.

Several CBA students demonstrated their Faith by attending the “Mass for Life” held at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Syracuse celebrated by The Most Reverend Bishop Robert J. Cunningham.

Caption: (Row 1) Jordan Sheridan ’13, Dylan Letcher ’13, Anna Do ’14, Madeline George ’15, Gabrielle George ’12, Patrick Fallon ’14 (Row 2) Mary Grace Hanson ’13, Jovan Diaz ’14, Isabella Corieri ’14, Ryan Vignogna ’12, Ariana Marshall ’13, Monica Hanson ’14, Paige Gordon ’12.