By Lisa Morales
- Archbishop Curley Notre Dame HS
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Members of Archbishop Curley Notre Dame Prep�s Edmund Rice Community participated in the Miami Dolphins Special Teams National Day of Service Sept. 11 at SunLife Stadium. Pictured, from left, back: Sean Smith, Rhian Romanik, Daniel Briz, Daniel Diaz, Annasthasia Poitier, Lourdes Giani: Michael Smith, Alyssa Lambert, Shelbie Charles; front: Jamal Mapp, Aisha Louis, Tiffany Ospin, Jenifer Lamy, Milienne Bonenfant, Derotie Pierre, Maniola Monprimer.
On Sept. 11, 2013, members of
Archbishop Curley Notre Dame Prep�s Edmund Rice Community participated in the Miami Dolphins Special Teams National Service Day held at the Sun Life Stadium. The day, designed to honor those currently serving overseas, consisted of sorting, packaging, and preparing thousands of items to be shipped to United States troops overseas.
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Students helped to sort, pack, and prepare thousands of items to be shipped United States to troops overseas.
�The Edmund Rice Community and all ACND students are committed to living the Gospel message of Jesus Christ through service and prayer,� said ACND�s coordinator of student services, Christian Brother Jason Ford. �This event helped to remind our students that there are men and women who have sacrificed much for people they have never meet, while also responding to the basic human needs of our soldiers.�
Photographer: COURTESY PHOTO | Archbishop Curley Notre Dame Prep
Students gather at the Joe Robbie sign at SunLife Stadium. Tim Robbie, Joe Robbie�s son, graduated from Archbishop Curley Notre Dame. In 1991, he was the youngest chief executive in the National Football League and credited for turning the Miami Dolphins franchise around. Pictured, from left: Aisha Louis, Tiffany Ospin, Milienne Bonenfant, Daniel Briz, Annasthasia Poitier, Rhian Romanik.
The Miami Dolphins Special Teams is a unique volunteer organization created to enlist and mobilize the ongoing services of the community with the Miami Dolphins staff, players and alumni. The mission of the Special Teams is to offer hands-on services to communities and families in need, to partner with existing organizations on worthwhile social, civic and charitable programs, to provide assistance at Miami Dolphins Foundation events, and to support community efforts in times of emergency.
The Edmund Rice Community, established at ACND Prep in 1996, commits itself to the ideals of prayer, community, and service in the tradition of Brother Edmund Ignatius Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers. The group is composed of approximately 30 adults and students. Adult membership consists of the professed Christian Brothers at the school and the Associates of Edmund Rice in Miami and student membership consists of junior and seniors. The group organizes service activities such as: clothing and food drives, disaster relief projects, landscaping and maintenance assistance projects, and the schools annual HungerFest. For more information about the Edmund Rice Community and upcoming events, visit
www.acnd.net.
