Troop 87 Hosts St. Carlo Acutis Event

Article by Phoenix writer Nicholas Michel ’27: Kellenberg Boy Scout Troop 87 hosted the viewing of Carlo Acutis: Roadmap To Reality, a 2025 documentary directed by Tim Moriarty and Christian Surtz, on Friday, September 12 in the Kellenberg Memorial Auditorium. The screening was a massive success. Marianist Life team member John Furlong said, “The documentary was a fun but also spiritual time. It deeply strengthened not only my faith, but everyone else who attended as

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STEM Department Reacts Well to National Chemistry Week

Article by Phoenix writer Bryce Heery-Fiore ’28: The STEM department celebrated National Chemistry Week from October 20th-24th. Freshman and Sophomore chemistry students had an exciting time in the labs and in the classroom. This year’s theme was The Secret Life Of Spices. Students took an introspective look into the chemistry behind taste, flavor, and spiciness. While the week technically started on Monday, teachers started enjoying the chemical festivities on Friday, having students decorate illustrations of

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Monochrome Masquerade Dance Unites Freshman Class

Article by Phoenix writer Ailish Blaney ’28: Members of the Freshmen class came together to share in a night of faith, food, and fun -The Freshman Dance! The Friday night festivities started at 7:00 sharp on October 17th, leaving plenty of time for athletes to go home and change into their best attire. Sophomore Sophie Bjorgvinsdottir had an away soccer game before the dance. “It was really fun going from winning the soccer game to

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Home at Last: Varsity Homecoming Victory, 14-13

Article by Phoenix writer Ryleigh O’Neill ’28: By a score of 14-13, Varsity Football defeated St. John the Baptist, in the annual homecoming game this year, except, with an exciting twist: It was held for the first time ever on St. Matthew Field at Kellenberg’s beautiful Uniondale campus. Admin wanted football home football games, understandably, to feel more home-like, instead of being at an “away” location such as Mitchel Field or Hofstra University, where they’d

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Game, Set, Match for Girls’ Varsity Tennis Champs

Article by Phoenix writer Jazmeen Osae-Kwapong ’26: After a series of hard fought matches against St. John the Baptist on October 8, the Kellenberg Girls’ Varsity A Tennis Team claimed a 4-3 victory and secured the NSCHSAA League Championship title. This win is monumental for the team because they were able to overcome their league rival, St. John the Baptist, as a perfect end to their season. The girls showed determination throughout every match and

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X Marks the Spot to Move Forward at Commencement

Article by Phoenix writer Grace Andino ’25: Stepping onto an X-marked spot on the stage at the Commencement Exercises on June 1, a member of the Class of 2025 enters the long-imagined moment, squinting past the blinding stage lights, scanning the sea of faces, hoping to spot the familiar glow of friends and family. For all, it was a surreal moment: the culmination of 4 to 7 years of hard work encapsulated with a stride

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