Generous giving from Kellenberg students allowed for its continuation with just the sharing of household items that may be otherwise taken for granted. Fundraisers like these provide families with the security to make their sick child their top priority, without having to worry about additional expenses.
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Natalie Lezcano ’26 Last week, the JV softball team pulled off an epic 7-6 walk-off win against Oceanside. Jasmin Kraljev was stellar in the circle, throwing eight innings strong for the Firebirds, continuing her consistency and dominance. Sophomore studs Eden Tesoriere and Hailey Karol combined for five hits, powering the…
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Zoe Argenziano ’27 A few weeks ago, the debate team competed at the national level from the comfort of their own homes! A select group of students was chosen to participate in the Columbia University Invitational Tournament, consisting of over 135 teams from all over the nation. The tournament was done completely…
On Saturday, the girls varsity lacrosse team traveled to Long Beach for a non-league contest, where they defeated the Marines by a score of 6-2. Kailyn Mastrogiovanni led the team in points with one goal and two assists, meanwhile Mairead O’Sullivan added two goals of her own. Goals were also scored by Gianna Felicetti, Libby…
Poem by Aren Saraydarian ’26 O Ararat, thy pure and snow capped peak Shines brighter than the sun that beams above, Where Noah sent the olive bearing dove, Where rays of brilliant light from heaven streak. O Ararat, thy fatherly embrace Surrounds, protects, and sanctifies our lands; So mighty and unparalleled thou stands, So peaceful and…
Poem by Danielle Kercy ’26 Look at yourself: Your fiery hair, heated with passion, matted from your fight, once-graceful, dancing curls now-interlocked threads of flame grappling and nipping like rabid fiends. Your face, once beautiful, so youthful and smooth, now wrinkled with rage, your pouting lips cowering behind fortified sinews And your eyes, blue like…
Article by Phoenix Writer Mary O’Brien ’27 Less than a week after I had flown home from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, missiles were being fired by the United States, Israel and Iran across the Middle East. Over the Winter Break, I journeyed to Israel with five other Catholic students from Kellenberg and four Jewish…
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Mallory Renz ’29 Kellenberg welcomed back a Christian worship group, Array of Hope, to inspire students with the spirit of the Lenten season on Thursday, March 5. Merriment and joy enveloped the Kellenberg community as news about the mystery guest spread. Curiosity wandered the halls as students headed to the morning…
On February 26 and 27, Kellenberg offered the Sacrament of Confession.
Article by Elizabeth Kalin Tynan ’26 Just over 80 Sophomores and Juniors gathered together to explore government, community, and real-world issues in Kellenberg’s new early morning Civics Course. Taking place biweekly from October 21 to February 12, the group met for a total of 27 class sessions before school from 7:20 AM to 8:00 AM…
