Catholic Memorial celebrates commencement

Salutatorian Miles McCarthy of Framingham spoke about purpose. 'Who must we be somebody for?' he asked, according to the school. 'Our parents who sent us to CM? Maybe. Our teachers who enlightened us along the way? Them too. What about the students who haven’t had the opportunities we’ve had? Those who wish they had the chance to come to CM? Absolutely for them. … We all have a responsibility to use the opportunities that we have been granted through the hard work of our teachers, parents, and others – an opportunity that others do not have.' Pictured from left to right: Mark Woodall, Ronald Claude, Paul Brauer, Armani Reeves and Dennis Muldoon.
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By Boston.com Staff
Salutatorian Miles McCarthy of Framingham spoke about purpose. "Who must we be somebody for?" he asked, according to the school. "Our parents who sent us to CM? Maybe. Our teachers who enlightened us along the way? Them too. What about the students who haven’t had the opportunities we’ve had? Those who wish they had the chance to come to CM? Absolutely for them. … We all have a responsibility to use the opportunities that we have been granted through the hard work of our teachers, parents, and others – an opportunity that others do not have." Pictured from left to right: Mark Woodall, Ronald Claude, Paul Brauer, Armani Reeves and Dennis Muldoon.