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The Purpose Of Saint John XXIII Education
"How a Saint John XXIII education can contribute to my future and what I can contribute to the school in return."

I think that Saint John XXIII will do a great deal for my future for whatever I choose to do, although I am not yet entirely sure what that may be. I have read many great things about the school, and I feel that Saint John XXIII can help give me the opportunity to earn a high education at a good college, and give me tools that I can apply to the real world. Also I am very interested in the Catholic faith and would like to learn more about it, I wouldn't mind minoring in the theology in college as it intrigues me very much. As for what I can contribute to the school, there are a few things. I am a hard worker if I set my mind to
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