Article by Phoenix writer Michelle Paszek ’24: Fall is a time of change from the bright summer sun to a cold and dark winter. As the autumn winds sweep away the changing leaves, I watch as the last survivors of the summertime crop push through and give their final yields. Now, as I spend time…
Article by Phoenix writer Colleen Bayley ’23: The annual Latin School Halloween Dance took place on Friday, October 28th, with lots of games, dancing, and treats. The dance took place in the Queen of Apostles courtyard from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Sophomore Jude Hassett played energetic music as the event’s D.J., with freshman John Gaffney…
Article by Phoenix writer Olivia Cady ’26: On Tuesday, November 1st, the Kellenberg community gathered together to celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints. All Saints Day or All Hallows’ Day is celebrated every November 1st. The feast of All Saints Day celebrates the connection between those in Heaven and on Earth. The day honors all…
Article by Phoenix writer Cristina Palmieri ’25: On Wednesday, October 26, the Body, Mind, and Heart Club held the Let’s Walk Let’s Talk event on the track at Matthew Field. About 80 students from the Body, Mind, and Heart Club, Health Science Club, Fashion Club, and Varsity Girls Soccer team joined together for the event.…
Article by Phoenix writer Paulina Barnjak ’24: On Tuesday, October 25, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors attended the High School Academic Awards Assembly. Students that met the requirements of an 84.5 average or above received a pin for the honor roll. Students received a bronze pin for one year on the honor roll, a silver pin…
Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Federico ’24: On November 2, XLT took place for the second time during the 2022-2023 Kellenberg school year. XLT is an opportunity for students to be in the presence of God while enjoying dinner and being with friends. The event started with Eucharistic Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. Father Dan…
Article by Phoenix writer Olivia Rinaldi ’23: On Saturday, October 29, Kellenberg hosted its Fall Festival free for all of the Kellenberg community’s family and friends to attend. Those who attended were greeted by the spooky artwork and decorations created by students. Moving through the courtyard families heard the beautiful music of the XLT band.…
A Runner’s Mind By Katelin Lopez ’25 A man comes on the loudspeaker to let the 200 meter racers know that it’s time to come to the starting line. They organize us into groups by our speed. All of a sudden it hits us that we need to run. We pray a quick Our Father…
My Uncle’s Squirrels By Victoria Vakser ’26 I have an uncle who despises squirrels.He hates their little faces, the way their tail curls,for they gnaw on his roof, chew through his power lines,and scatter bits of acorns and other such finds. Now just so you know I would like to make clearthat to get rid…
“Them” By Chloe Horstmann ’26 The large doors opened, sending a chill down her spine in the already frigid air. She turned around, unsure of her next move, although she already knew what they wanted her to do. Her friends snickered behind her yelling, “You won’t do it! You can’t! Look at the scaredy cat!”…