Paul Quinn

“The many outings and meals I’ve shared with the Brothers have strengthened my belief that the group, first and foremost, desires your kinship.”

As a young man at St. George High School, the Christian Brothers had an immediate ability to relate to me as a maturing adolescent. They made me feel accepted and important—influencing my development at a critical time.

There’s a total lack of pretentiousness among the Brothers; they make everyone feel immediately comfortable. With four years of high school and forty-one years of teaching at a Christian Brothers institution, I have been favorably imbued with the commitment to education and assistance of the poor inherent in the Lasallian mission.