Michael Lo Sapio, Theology teacher at Saint Mark’s, takes a selfie of the group at Resurrection parish while students are learning about the ministries Resurrection offers and helps the community with. Courtesy photo.
Students at Saint Mark’s High School joined efforts across the Diocese of Wilmington for “Day of Service” opportunities on Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 16.
Groups from Saint Mark’s were volunteering at the school, the Clothing Bank of Delaware and also Resurrection parish where they made go-bags and lunches for the homeless, according to Michael Lo Sapio, theology teacher at the school who organized the effort.
“It was a fabulous day doing Dr. King’s work of making our world a more just place,” Lo Sapio said.
Rev. King, who was assassinated in 1968 at age 39, would have turned 94 Jan. 15. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed on the third Monday of January each year.
Dylan Januszka finishes up a “go bag.” Courtesy photo.
Jaelyn Ferguson, Dylan Januszka, Maura Januszka, Michael Quinones and Abigail McBride work together organizing “go bags.” Courtesy photo.
Michael Lo Sapio, Theology teacher at Saint Mark’s, takes a selfie of the group at Resurrection parish while students are learning about the ministries Resurrection offers and helps the community with. Courtesy photo.
Maura Januszka and Abigail McBride work together making sandwiches. Courtesy photo.
Jaelyn Ferguson proudly finishes making a sandwich for the needy. Courtesy photo.
Dylan Januszka and Samantha Minner work together to fill “go bags.” Courtesy photo
Avery Zwickert fills “go bags” for the needy at the Emmanuel Dining Room. Courtesy photo
