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It was with great joy that the board of trustees, faculty, students and parents of Holy Family Academy welcomed our new bishop, Peter Anthony Libasci, on May 1^st to our school. Bishop Libasci celebrated Holy Mass in our chapel with Fr. Marc Montminy, spiritual director of the Academy, as the concelebrant. He also had the opportunity to personally meet all of the faculty and gave them his blessing. This was followed by a delightful reception that was lovingly provided by our parents under the direction of   Donna Andronico and Anne Sorrell. Also in attendance were Fr. Richard Dion, chaplain of Holy Family and Monsignor Anthony Frontiero, rector of the Cathedral of St.      Joseph. Bishop Libasci spent time greeting the parents and students and ended his time at the Academy by giving his blessing to our graduating seniors. It was a blessed day!
 
Alumni Corner is our newest page.  You can find it under the About Us section.  Please read an uplifting interview that Mrs. Lucille Fortin had with Julianna Perella (2009) about how Holy Family Academy has affected her life.  We wold love to hear from any and all alumni.  Please send tidbits on what you are currently doing to:  smosher@holyfamilyacademy.org

Please Note that we have added  a new page for those who wish to contribute to Holy Family Academy's mission of educating and forming students in the Classical Roman Catholic Tradition.  The Contributing link is available in the top right hand corner beside the Home page link.  Or, it can also be found under About Us.  We are using PayPal which is secure and we can accept credit card donations.  The process is easy and requires only a few moments of your time.  Thank You!

Holy Family Academy is a co-educational private high school located in Manchester, New Hampshire, teaching in the Roman Catholic classical tradition. In September, 2006, the school was named to the Catholic High School Honor Roll, which lists the top 50 Catholic high schools in the United States. It is independently operated within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester. 
 

The goal of education at Holy Family Academy is to produce "the true Christian...the supernatural man who thinks, judges and acts constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural light of the example and teaching of Christ."