Graduation Messages for Mother
“To the mother, who is responsible for my successful graduation…. Thank you mom for working hard with me…. Happy Graduation to you!!!”
“On successfully completing my graduation, there is one and only one I need to thank and that is you mom…. Congratulations to you too on my graduation.”
“You have been my strength and my inspiration, you have been my sweetest friend and mother…. On my graduation, I thank you for being there for me always.”
“All the cheers and celebrations on this graduation are possible only because of you mom…. I thank you for all the support you have extended to me.”
Graduation Messages for Father
“Dearest dad, today I have become a graduate because you believed in me and supported me through and through….. Happy Graduation to you dad.”
“Dad, you are the one to whom I owe my success because you are the one who has worked so hard for it for so many years…. Thank you dad and congratulations to you.”
“There is no one else in this world who will be as happy as you will be on this day because I have made your dream by graduating….. Happy Graduation Dad!!!”
“Let us celebrate this day of success on completing graduation…. A big thank you to my dad who has been my strength through tough times…. This success belongs to you dad.”
Thank You Messages for Parents on Graduation Day
“On this special day on graduation, I extend a big thank you to my parents whose faith has made it possible for me to graduate…. Thank you mom and dad.”
“I owe successful completion of graduation to my parents who have worked really very hard to make this day a reality for me…. Thanks to my parents for helping me become a graduate.”
“Graduation was always a dream for me because it was your support that I made this impossible a possible thing…. Thank you mom and dad for believing in me.”
“With all my heart, I thank you mom and dad for being the best parents in the world and making this dream come true for me…. Happy Graduation to you!!!”
Graduation Thank you Messages to Parents
“On this graduation, I want to thank my dearest parents without whom my goal to achieve a graduate would have not been possible…….. Thank you both of you.”
“Today we are celebrating our graduation because it is not just me who has graduated but also the two of you because even you two have worked hard for it…. Happy Graduation!!!”
“I say a big thank you to the most supportive parents in this world…. A warm thank you for helping me complete my graduation against all the odds…. Happy Graduation mom and dad.”
“Graduation is full of challenges but with you two around, it was an easy challenge to face… Thank you for everything and Happy Graduation to my parents!!!”
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Your parents have worked hard their whole lives and they’ve finally graduated! They did it! They’re finally done with school and they can finally relax. But before they do, they need to know how proud you are of them and how happy you are for their accomplishment.
So congratulations! Your parents are graduates now and you couldn’t be more thrilled for them. They’ve worked so hard and they finally get to reap the rewards. You know how much this means to them and you know how happy they are.
Congratulations Messages for Parents of their Graduation
Now it’s time to celebrate! You need to let them know how proud you are and how happy you are for their success. So send them a congratulations message and let them know how much you care.
• We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to you on your recent graduation. This is truly a momentous occasion and we are so proud of your achievements. Your hard work and dedication have paid off and we know that you will continue to accomplish great things in the future. We wish you all the best in all your future endeavors.
• Congratulations! Your graduation is a milestone that you have worked hard to achieve and we are all so proud of you. Your dedication and determination are an inspiration to us all. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
• A big congratulations to our amazing parents! Your graduation is a significant achievement that you have worked hard for. We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
• Congratulations, Mom and Dad! This is a really big deal and I know you’re both really proud. I just wanted to say how much I love you both and how grateful I am for everything you’ve done for me. I’m excited to see what the future holds for all of us now that you’re both graduates!
• Congratulations, Mom and Dad! You did it! You’ve both worked so hard to get to this point, and you’ve finally made it. I’m so proud of you both and am so happy to be able to celebrate this amazing achievement with you.
• You did it! You’ve worked so hard and made so many sacrifices along the way, and now you get to reap the rewards. I couldn’t be more proud to call you my parents. Congratulations on your graduation!
• I know how much this degree means to you, and I am so happy that you were able to achieve your goal. Congratulations on your graduation!
• Congratulations on your graduation, Mom and Dad! You’ve worked so hard to achieve this milestone, and you deserve every bit of celebration. I’m so proud of you both and everything you’ve accomplished. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for you.
• Warmest congratulations to my lovely parents on your graduation. You two have always been an inspiration to me and I know you’ll continue to achieve great things. I look forward to sharing many more happy moments with you.
• Congrats, Mom and Dad! Your graduation is a testament to your dedication and perseverance. I’m so proud of you and everything you’ve accomplished. I know you’ll continue to do great things in the years to come.
• Congratulations on your graduation! You have worked hard and achieved so much. We are so proud of you.
• I am so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. Congratulations on your graduation!
Graduation Messages for Mother
• To my dearest mother, who has always been my rock and support system – I am so proud of you and everything you have achieved! I know that you have worked so hard to get to this point in your life, and I am honoured to be able to watch you walk across that stage and receive your well-deserved diploma. I love you so much, and I know that you will continue to achieve great things in your life.
• I am so proud of you, Mom! You have worked so hard and accomplished so much. I know that you will continue to achieve great things in the future. Congratulations on your graduation!
• To my wonderful mother – congratulations on your graduation! I know that this has been a long and difficult journey for you, but you have persevered and come out stronger on the other side. I am so proud of you and all that you have accomplished, and I know that you will continue to do great things in your life. I love you so much, and I am honoured to be able to call you my mother.
• Congratulations, Mom! This is a huge accomplishment that you have worked so hard for. I am so proud of you and everything that you have accomplished. I know that you will continue to do great things in the future.
• I am so proud of you, Mom! You have worked so hard and accomplished so much. I know that you will continue to achieve great things in the future. Congratulations on your graduation! I know that you will continue to make us proud!
• To the most amazing mother in the world – I am so proud of you and everything you have achieved! You have worked so hard to get to this point in your life, and I know that you will continue to achieve great things. I am honoured to be able to watch you walk across that stage and receive your diploma, and I know that
• My lovely mother, I’m so proud of you and everything you’ve accomplished. I know how hard you’ve worked to get to this point, and I’m so excited to see what you do next. Congratulations on your graduation!
• To my amazing mother – congratulations on your graduation! I know you’ve worked so hard to get to this point and I’m so proud of you. I can’t wait to see what you achieve next. I love you so much!
• I am so proud of you, Mom! You have worked so hard to get to this point and I know you will continue to achieve great things. I am so lucky to have you as my mother and I know that you will continue to be a great role model for me.
• Congratulations, Mom! You have accomplished so much and I know you will continue to do great things. I am so proud of you and I know that you will continue to be a great influence in my life.
• Thank you, Mom, for everything. You have been a great role model for me and I know you will continue to be a great influence in my life. I am so proud of you and I know that you will continue to achieve great things.
Graduation Messages for Father
• I’m so proud of you, Dad! You’ve worked so hard to get to this point, and I know you’re going to continue to achieve great things. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for you.
• Congratulations, Dad! This is a huge accomplishment, and you deserve every bit of success that comes your way. I’m so excited to see what you’ll do next.
• I know you’re going to do amazing things, Dad. You’ve always been an inspiration to me, and I know you’ll continue to be an inspiration to others. Congratulations on your graduation!
• I’m so proud of you, Dad! You’ve worked so hard and accomplished so much. I know you’ll continue to achieve great things in the future. Congratulations on your graduation!
• Dad, you’re an inspiration to me and so many others. Your dedication and hard work have paid off, and I’m so proud of you. Congratulations on your graduation!
• Graduating is just the beginning, Dad. I know you’ll continue to achieve great things and make a difference in the world. Congratulations and best wishes for your future!
• Congratulations on your graduation, Dad! You’ve worked hard and achieved so much. I’m so proud of you and everything you’ve accomplished. I know you’ll continue to achieve great things in the future.
• I’m so grateful to have you as my father. You’ve always been there for me and been a great role model. I know you’ll continue to be a great father and an even greater grandfather. Congratulations on your graduation!
• I know that you’re always there for me, even when I don’t deserve it. I love you, Dad. Congratulations on your graduation.
• Congrats, Dad! You’ve worked hard and deserve this graduation. I’m so proud of you and everything you’ve accomplished. I know you’ll continue to achieve great things.
Writing Tips for Graduation Cards
Here are some tips for writing graduation cards to your parents:
• Keep it short and sweet. Your parents will appreciate a short and heartfelt message.
• Express your gratitude. Be sure to thank your parents for their support and guidance throughout your education.
• Share your plans. Let your parents know what you plan to do after graduation. This will help them feel involved in your future.
• Send a photo. A graduation card is the perfect opportunity to share a recent photo of yourself with your parents. They will love seeing how you look after all your hard work!
• Include a handwritten note. A handwritten note adds a personal touch to your graduation card. It shows that you took the time to sit down and write out your thoughts just for them.
How do you say congratulations to your parents?
Some tips and suggestions for congratulating your parents might include expressing your gratitude, telling them how proud you are, or sharing your favorite memory with them. You could also write a heartfelt letter expressing your thanks and admiration. Whatever you do, make sure your actions reflect your sincere congratulations and appreciation for all they’ve done for you.
Your parents have worked hard to reach this milestone in their lives, and you couldn’t be more proud. Send them your congratulations and best wishes for their future success with a heartfelt message. Let them know how much you admire their dedication and how proud you are of their accomplishments. They have set a wonderful example for you to follow and you know that they will continue to do great things. Wishing them all the best in all their future endeavors.
Dr. Mary Kay Clark sees the springtime of the Church in the 2022 Seton graduates' faces. They are what Pope St. John Paul II was talking about: new Faith, new Hope, and new enthusiasm.
From Dr. Mary Kay Clark's 2022 Graduation Speech:
Congratulations, graduates! Congratulations, parents!
Thank you, every one of you, for coming here today to make this graduation so special.
In most graduation ceremonies throughout America, the graduates and teachers walk down the aisle together, all dressed in caps and gowns. Their caps and gowns are a sign of great achievement for both. But this homeschooling ceremony is a bit different.
Yes, the students come on stage. And there is no doubt that their achievement is wonderful.
BUT the most important teachers, you homeschool parents, remain sitting in the audience. I want you parents to know, that as I look out into the audience today, I am looking at some of the best teachers in America. In fact, I am looking at some of the best parents in America. It is you parents that made the graduation today possible.
A New Springtime of the Church
And God bless you students who have worked so hard to reach this graduation day! Today, I am overjoyed with a sense of hope for you and for our nation, and for our Church. Years ago, Pope Saint John Paul II assured us that a new springtime is coming for the Church. With all the troubles in the Church and sadness in the world, this springtime can sometimes be difficult to see.
But I believe this new springtime is here.
Today, I can see the springtime of the Church in your faces. Today, I understand what Pope John Paul was talking about. He was talking about you. About you young people bringing new faith, new hope and new enthusiasm to the Church and to our American society.
We at Seton are so happy and blessed that you let us be part of your lives for the past few years. As we graded your essays over the years, we had the privilege of watching your Catholic Faith grow. You may not have realized it, but that inspired us at Seton. We set out to help you grow in your faith, and along the way, you helped us to grow in ours. Thank you for that.
Today, the most important thing I want you to remember is that you have been a recipient of the grace of God. And wherever tomorrow takes you, however God calls you to be involved in promoting your faith, remember to pray for more grace. Because whether your mission in life takes you thousands of miles across the world or just as far as your hometown, you will need grace.
The world needs you more desperately than it knows. The world needs modern day saints filled with grace. And today, perhaps more than at any time since his own life, the world needs a modern Saint Paul.
Saint Paul's Message
Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
Twenty centuries later the answer is unmistakably and exactly the same: overcome evil with good.
If Saint Paul were here today, we might ask his opinion about what to do. But his answer to all our observations and complaints and worries would always be the same.
To a world of unbelief and heresy and apostasy,
St. Paul would say: Be faithful.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world of despair and waywardness and presumption,
St. Paul would say: Be hopeful.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world that is cruel and mean and callous,
St. Paul would say: Be charitable.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world of imprudence, of rash judgment, of negligence,
St. Paul would say: Practice prudence.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world that oppresses the poor, that oppresses the family, that oppresses the Catholic Church,
St. Paul would say: Practice justice.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world of impatience of materialism and of instant gratification,
St. Paul would say: Practice fortitude.
Overcome evil with good.
To a world of pride of immodesty and dishonesty,
St. Paul would say: Practice temperance.
Overcome evil with good.
Toward the end of his life, Saint Paul could look back and proclaim: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
You graduates are just beginning your lives in the outside world. But make no mistake, the good fight awaits you. With the Sacrament of Confirmation, with the renewal of your baptismal promises, you signed on for that good fight.
As difficult as life gets, stay in that good fight. Finish the race as St. Paul showed us.
The heart of Jesus beats with Godly love for each of us for all eternity. His love is the reason you are here today. His love is the reason for everything that is good.
Parents and graduates, once again, on behalf of everyone at Seton, Congratulations, and God bless you and your family.