Alumni
For years, St Paul's has relied upon the generous support of alumni. This support has allowed the school to grow and maintain enrolment, expand and initiate new academic, spiritual and athletic programs, and maintain and grow our physical facilities.
The broader community of St Paul's starts with the thousands of alumni, along with former Jesuit and lay faculty, who have come in through the front doors of St Paul's, first on Selkirk Avenue, for many years at Ellice and Vaughan, and since 1964 on Grant Avenue.
This community of alumni and friends has stood the test of time. Across the generations the experience of a Jesuit education, of a St Paul's education, binds the alumni in a shared process of formation from boys to young men.
The shared memories: exams passed and failed; games won and lost; behind the scenes or on the stage; in liturgy and in retreat; at dances and Walks; are all but stepping stones in service to the mission of the school — to educate students as whole persons to become Men for Others and so assist the Church in building the Kingdom of God.
Certainly, Fr Holland SJ and Fr Driscoll SJ would not have had it any other way. We are grateful to them, their Jesuit brothers and to all faculty and alumni who have come and gone before us. The tradition of excellence that they nurtured and promoted at the school in their time is a living legacy for the faculty and for all future Crusaders.
