Engraved Brick Project and Louis Brady Memorial Courtyard

In May 2013, during a garden cleanup, the idea of the Brick Project was conceived.   Engraved bricks were purchased to help finance the project, which enhanced the “Curb Appeal” of the Cathedral and School.  Families also bought benches so that the students have places to sit.  The first phase was the Brady Courtyard in the front of the school with the flagpole.  Phase two was the garden path, bell tower and church steps area.  All are complete and a beautiful addition to the Cathedral and School.


Rev. John A.  Swinson Playground

Dr. Susan G.S. Anderson, Jackie Sharp and William Sharp of Sharp Properties, Inc., through the John A. Swinson Family Fund at CFVI, donated the children’s playground to All Saints Cathedral School.  The playground was constructed in the small parking area between the Brady Courtyard and the classrooms. It was named after their grandfather, John Arthur Swinson, who was Rector of All Saints from 1927–1953, Archdeacon and Vicar General of the Diocese of Puerto Rico and founder of All Saints School in its inception with the St. Anne’s nuns and then after the war in 1948.  Their Aunt Jane Swinson McLeod was one of the first students at All Saints.

Courtyard Project

Engraved Bricks

Playground Project