Article by Phoenix writer Brooke Federico ’24:
On October 6, Kellenberg Latin School Witness Day took place. Beginning the day, the whole Kellenberg community gathered in the auditorium for the Rosary Prayer Service. To continue the faith-filled day, Latin School students returned to their home rooms and wrote on a cross about someone in their lives who has been influenced by God. The crosses were then hung on a banner for each grade.
Next, a Wordle competition was held. The object of the competition was to guess the word in six tries, as letters got eliminated with every guess. All of the words correlated with Marianist education.
Then, the students went outside to compete in volleyball, kickball, and frisbee competitions against different homerooms.
To conclude Witness Day, Latin School students joined, once again, in the auditorium, for Eucharistic adoration, to end the day peacefully and with God. It was led by Father Daniel Griffin, S.M., and Mr. Basile.
Mr. Walsh, a Latin school home room moderator and teacher, states, “Witness Day is exactly what makes the Latin School special. Any day where we all get to pray, play, and eat together as a Latin School community is a perfect day in my book!”
Latin School Witness Day was a great way to help students grow closer to each other and God.