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Monday, December 12, 2016

Music taught at Auxilium School | New Jersey Herald

Music is in the air at The Auxilium School.

"Robert and Hortense Civiletti, retired music teachers from St. Michael's in Netcong are now volunteering to teach music class to the students at The Auxilium School." continues New Jersey Herald.

The Auxilium School children danced on Nov. 10 to the different tones of music learning how music can show emotion.
Photo: Patti Greenhalgh

The Civilettis both attended Catholic school when they were children. Hortense graduated from Bayley-Ellard Catholic High School in Madison. Robert grew up in New York City and attended Mary Help of Christians School, where Sister Dominica Di Peri was his first-grade teacher.

He still clearly remembers being corrected by Sister Dominica as she played the piano during class one day. She used to keep a bicycle mirror on top of the piano so she could keep an eye on her class; however, the students did not seem to realize she could see them. When Robert asked how Sister Dominica knew that he was misbehaving, she simply told him, "God told me."

Source: New Jersey Herald