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Mother Son Mass and Celebration
37th Annual Mother-Son Mass and Celebration
Sunday, March 6, 2022
10 AM Mass in St. Aloysius Church
Followed by Brunch in the Carmody Center
Followed by Brunch in the Carmody Center
The Mother Son Mass and Celebration is one of the most loved traditions at Gonzaga. Boys and their mothers or female guardians attend Mass in the beautiful St. Aloysius Church then proceed to the Carmody Center to enjoy brunch, a speaker, the distribution of roses by seniors, and the opportunity to take mother-son portrait photos. The Gonzaga Fathers Club makes the day special by serving the meal.
For the first time this year, the keynote address will be named the Sr. Seton Address, in honor of longtime Gonzaga faculty member Sr. Seton Cuneen, SNDdeN, who passed away in March of 2021. The Inaugural Sr. Seton Address will be given by former Gonzaga parent and board member Mrs. Jeanne Ruesch (pictured at right; click here to read more).
During the brunch, The GMC will also be showing a photo slideshow. To be included, please email one or two photos of you and your son, or of your family, to motherson@gonzagamothers.org by Monday, February 21.
Please note: Online registration for this event is now closed. We look forward to seeing you on March 6!
For the first time this year, the keynote address will be named the Sr. Seton Address, in honor of longtime Gonzaga faculty member Sr. Seton Cuneen, SNDdeN, who passed away in March of 2021. The Inaugural Sr. Seton Address will be given by former Gonzaga parent and board member Mrs. Jeanne Ruesch (pictured at right; click here to read more).
During the brunch, The GMC will also be showing a photo slideshow. To be included, please email one or two photos of you and your son, or of your family, to motherson@gonzagamothers.org by Monday, February 21.
Please note: Online registration for this event is now closed. We look forward to seeing you on March 6!
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Mrs. Jeanne Ruesch
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Per recent DC guidance, a vaccination confirmation is no longer required at this event. Mask are currently still required for school settings, however, so please plan accordingly. Any updates will be posted on this page prior to this event.
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