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Chicago Heights, IL-(ENEWSPF)- It was the pitch seen ’round the world. Saturday evening, Sr. Mary Jo Sobieck, a theology teacher at Marian Catholic High School, resolutely took the mound at Guaranteed Rate Field and fired pitch for the ages. Sr. Mary Jo will be on Good Morning America Monday.
“Sister Mary Jo Sobieck’s ceremonial first pitch at last night’s Marian Catholic Night with the Chicago White Sox has been seen around the world,” Marian Catholic said in a statement, “from Boston to Arizona, in Australia and Japan!”
“It was a great evening filled with an unbelievable amount of Spartan Pride!” the statement continued.”Once again, the Marian Catholic Marching Band performed the National Anthem in outstanding fashion.”
“Sister Mary Jo will be making an appearance on Good Morning America tomorrow morning at 7:40 a.m. in Chicago, and live at 7:40 a.m. Eastern time! Be sure to set your alarms because you do not want to miss this!”
This was the second annual Marian Catholic Night with the Chicago White Sox.
The evening began with a march around the field, beginning at the “400” sign in center field. Led by the Marian Catholic Marching Band, faculty, parents, students, and supporters circumnavigated the field. Then, the Spartan Band played the Star Spangled Banner with incredible depth, the powerful performance sounding throughout the stadium.
That moment, that performance, left no doubt as to why this band, led by Mr. Greg Bimm, has won so many state and national awards. And continues to do so year after year.
Sr. Mary Jo on Good Morning America, Monday, August 20, 2018:
The White Sox fell to the Kansas City Royals, but the evening was one for the history books of Marian Catholic: alumni, Dominican Sisters of Springfield, faculty, staff, parents, students, and friends.
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- MLB.com.
- MLB has the Twitter video from NBC, as do many of these other sites below. 2.27M views as of right now.
- Yahoo! Sports
- ABC News
- Sports Illustrated
- And ESPN
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