Holy Infancy School Ribbon Cutting
Text by TAMI QUIGLEY, AD Times Staff Writer Photos by John Simitz The morning of Sept. 6 marked a red-letter day in the history of Holy Infancy School, Bethlehem as the date marked the blessing of the new school in Southside Bethlehem. The school moved across the street from Holy Infancy Church to the former SS. Cyril and Methodius School building next to Incarnation of Our Lord Church. “It is a passing on of the tradition of the newer and beautiful building from SS. Cyril and Methodious to Holy Infancy,” said Father Andrew Gehringer, pastor of Holy Infancy. “Holy Infancy is celebrating 125 years of continuous Catholic education, now at its third building.” Father Gehringer explained the first two Holy Infancy Schools were located across the street from the parish, one of which was the original Bethlehem Catholic High School. Jeanne Negron-Garcia, an alumna of Holy Infancy School and parishioner…