Today's Lenten Reflection
Past Reflections
ETV Produces Pope Leo XIV Coverage
Article by Phoenix writer Natalie Lezcano ’26: On May 8, Kellenberg Memorial High School students and faculty buzzed with excitement as the papal conclave announced the name of the new pope, Pope Leo XIV. In the hour leading up to the announcement, a few faculty members were granted the opportunity to host a watch party, where they provided useful information on the papal candidates, and highlighted Pope Francis’ achievements and legacy. This live stream was broadcasted to all classes, which increased students’ enthusiasm and anticipation. Junior Lucy Carey shared, “I am very excited that we have a new pope! I
Varsity Softball Plays for Something Greater
Article by Phoenix writer Victoria Vakser ’26: After a tiring three days of trimester exams, the Varsity Softball team put off their Easter Break for just a little longer to play in the Annual Benefit Game at Molloy University. The friendly non-conference competition was held to benefit the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (LICADD). April 15 was a cold, windy evening, but spirits were high because over $3,000 was raised as a result. Junior Addia Zimmer, a catcher, reflected, “We were playing— yes, for ourselves— but we were also helping something bigger than ourselves. So it really
Rain Dampens May Crowning, but Not Marianist Spirit
Article by Phoenix writer Sophia Kelly ’26: Due to inclement weather, the annual May Crowning took place indoors on Thursday, May 29. On a typical year, the ceremony would be held in the school parking lot, with a fire truck from a local volunteer fire department assisting the chosen faculty member with crowning the statue of Mary on the east wall of the building. Students and faculty gathered in either the auditorium or their homeroom to celebrate the Blessed Mother and listen to this year’s special guest, Mrs. Marconi. Mrs. Marconi, Assistant Principal for Guidance, spoke about how she had
ETV Produces Coverage on Pope Leo XIV
Article by Phoenix writer Natalie Lezcano ’26: On May 8, Kellenberg Memorial High School students and faculty buzzed with excitement as the papal conclave announced the name of the new pope, Pope Leo XIV. In the hour leading up to the announcement, a few faculty members were granted the opportunity to host a watch party, where they provided useful information on the papal candidates, and highlighted Pope Francis’ achievements and legacy. This live stream was broadcasted to all classes, which increased students’ enthusiasm and anticipation. Junior Lucy Carey shared, “I am very excited that we have a new pope! I
The Renaissance, Artwork by Lauren Reyes ’26, “New Friends”
Artwork by Lauren Reyes ’26, “New Friends”
The Renaissance, “The Road of Friendship” by Theresa Stender ‘29
The Road of Friendship by Theresa Stender ’29 The road of friendship is difficult to know because sometimes it lasts a lifetime while sometimes it crashes and falls and sometimes makes promises knowing how hard they are to keep or says “it’ll be forever” but it never knows how long “forever” will be . Then one day things could change for better or for worse, the promises may be kept and other times they won’t It’s ok to hurt . You’ll find another friend in a day a week or year who will help light the way along the road