Flight of the Firebirds: A Kellenberg Memorial Podcast

This episode of Flight of the Firebirds celebrates a year of dedication, curiosity, and innovation for twenty of Kellenberg Memorial’s standout 8th graders. These students pioneered the Latin School’s first-ever Aquinas Program, an experience blending research, hands-on learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Hosted by Mr. James Walsh, director of Latin School admissions and Aquinas Program moderator, the episode features insights from students who helped to bring the program to life: Victoria Matassa and Connell Faver of Team Acutis, and Kayla Kennedy and Samantha Vona of Team Frassati. Together, they take listeners behind the scenes of developing research questions, conducting in-depth studies, and presenting their findings at the Aquinas Expo, where they competed alongside 26 other Catholic schools. In addition to the recognition they received there, Team Frassati earned an Honorable Mention for Creativity, while Team Acutis won the award for Most Well-Researched Project. The students highlight the valuable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and public speaking that will serve them and the school beyond the program.

This special bilingual episode of Flight of the Firebirds brings listeners into the experience of language learning at Kellenberg Memorial. Hosted by advanced Spanish teacher Mrs. Susan Borruso, the episode features fellow advanced Spanish teacher Mrs. Lidia Marten and students Gabriel Garo ’27, Melanie Argueta ’27, and Kyara Diaz ’26. Together, they reflect on the value of challenging themselves in advanced language classes and the importance of meaningful connections through language. As the conversation moves between English and Spanish, our students share how honing their skills has strengthened their confidence, expanded their perspectives, and prepared them for future academic and professional success. Mrs. Borruso and Mrs. Marten also highlight how Kellenberg’s language program extends beyond the classroom, emphasizing real-world experiences and cultural immersion opportunities that allow students not only to learn a language, but to truly live it.

In this special episode of Flight of the Firebirds, religion teacher Mr. Shaun Moran '04 sits down with chemistry teacher Mrs. Kacie Anthony '16 and students Riley James '26 and James Hartery '26 to reflect on the journey through Lent and the start of Holy Week—a time when sorrow and celebration begin to intertwine. The group shares their personal Lenten sacrifices and spiritual practices, from giving up daily coffee runs to reducing screen time, while also deepening their prayer lives with the rosary and attending Mass. Together, they explore cherished Palm Sunday traditions, like receiving palms, crafting palm crosses, and preparing spiritually for the Holy Week liturgies. Mrs. Anthony offers a heartfelt insight into her family’s faith journey as her husband, raised Lutheran, prepares for his conversion to Catholicism at the Easter Vigil. The conversation helps us navigate the transition from preparation to welcome, offering a powerful reminder to carry the joy of the Resurrection throughout the year.

This episode of Flight of the Firebirds highlights the transformation of the St. Sebastian Hall weight room at Kellenberg Memorial. Host Sophia Venturino ’26 is joined by teacher and coach Chris Alfalla, strength and football coach Cole Neuendorf, sophomore Michael Cotto, and junior Veronica Braut to discuss how the newly redesigned space is helping build a stronger Kellenberg student body. Guests reflect on the history and evolution of the now college-level facility, which allows multiple teams and students to train efficiently while fostering leadership, discipline, and camaraderie. The conversation also explores how the upgraded space helps students grow in confidence, balance academics and athletics, and pursue future goals. In Kellenberg’s mission to educate the whole person, the new St. Sebastian Hall stands as another cutting-edge resource that will benefit Firebirds for years to come.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, join Varsity cheer coach Mrs. Kelly Meisse, Varsity dance coach Miss Ashley Forbes, Varsity dancer Peyton Smith, and Varsity cheerleaders Olivia D’Angelo and Charlotte Kearns as they reflect on their incredible Nationals experience in Florida. The teams discuss the grit, teamwork, school spirit, and faith that helped them thrive in the competition. The athletes and coaches also share memorable bonding moments, the power of prayer, and how their school motto—“one heart, one mind”—guided them throughout this successful journey. The dance team placed sixth in the nation for team performance, the second-highest placement in school history, while the cheer team advanced to the semifinals in the Small Varsity Division I division, where they delivered a nearly flawless routine. The conversation captures the pride of being a Firebird and the honor of representing Kellenberg Memorial on the national stage.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Mrs. Castelli, head coach of the Kellenberg Memorial High School Science Olympiad team, joins members of her New York State–bound squad to discuss the program and the excitement surrounding their recent qualification. Seniors Zachary Corallo and Lauren Reyes, along with junior Conor Stanton, take listeners inside the rigorous preparation required for Science Olympiad competitions, while also reflecting on the camaraderie and personal growth fostered along the way. Their accomplishments stand as a shining example of patience, perseverance, and what is possible when bright minds unite with a shared purpose.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Mr. John Benintendi, Assistant Principal for Activities at Kellenberg Memorial, leads a conversation centered on the school’s service and leadership clubs. Joined by Mrs. Mia Delbrune and Dr. Val Serpe, moderators of the SMART Program and the Service Immersion Club, the discussion highlights meaningful service opportunities and their lasting impact on students. Seniors Shane Anelante and Isabel Placide share personal reflections on how involvement in these organizations has strengthened their spiritual life and influenced their future aspirations. The conversation served as a powerful testament to the many ways Kellenberg Memorial puts faith into action.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Fr. Tom Cardone, S.M., sits down with Brother Michael McAward, S.M., and Brother Roger Poletti, S.M., on the feast of Blessed William Joseph Chaminade. Together, they explore the mission of the Marianists and reflect on influential figures such as Father Philip Eichner and Brother Joseph C. Fox. Brother Michael and Brother Roger share their personal journeys to the Society of Mary—shaped by early family and community support, a deep admiration for the Marianist way of life, and pivotal moments that affirmed their callings. The conversation traces the founding and growth of Kellenberg Memorial, its lasting impact on Long Island, and the spirit that defines a Marianist education. With joy and gratitude, they reflect on the lives and legacies that continue to inspire the hearts and minds of our school community.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Mr. Christopher Kahn, the Latin School’s technology teacher, explores how technology is being used to enhance, not replace, the core values and lessons of a Kellenberg Memorial education. Joined by eighth grade students Samantha Vona, Reilly Toner, and Brandon Black, the conversation highlights how interactive tools, digital projects, and responsible tech use are helping students think critically and prepare for the future. They discuss cross-curriculum collaboration, student responsibilities in the digital age, and how technology can help us learn with purpose and intention. When used wisely, technology becomes a bridge between tradition and innovation, forming Firebirds ready to engage and contribute to this ever-changing world.

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Mrs. Peggy York welcomes the new year alongside senior Anabelle Senatus, junior Harper Lollo, and sophomore Jayden Gomes. Together, they reflect on the lessons of 2025 and set meaningful goals for 2026. The students share their New Year traditions, discuss the value of setting attainable resolutions, and highlight both their academic and personal aspirations. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the important role faith plays in guiding their goals—reminding us that a new year doesn’t require a new you, but is an opportunity to become the best version of who you already are.

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' Mr. Liam Von Elm and his colleagues, Mr. Kevin A'Hearn, Mrs. Jeanne Ceasar, and Mrs. Brittany Shukri , discuss their favorite Christmas traditions and pastimes. They talk about the music, movies, decorations, and family customs that the season would be incomplete without.  The conversation wraps with reflections on the joyous environment created at Kellenberg Memorial and how the happenings here have become some of the moments that make their holiday season so merry and bright. The episode concludes with a prayer to St. Nicholas, focusing on generosity, joy, and love.

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' Mr. Matthew Kirk, Assistant Principal of Student Life at Kellenberg Memorial's Brother Joseph C. Fox Latin School, interviews three senior students: Valentina Colasuonno, Brooke Oldenborg, and Miles Abdeldaim. They reflect on their decision to stay at Kellenberg Memorial beyond the Latin School and describe the faith and confidence that transitioned them from the middle to the high school. They discuss their involvement in various activities, the relationships they've built, and how their time at Kellenberg has prepared them for the future ahead. They share insights and advice for prospective students, highlighting the importance of embracing opportunities and building connections that will last a lifetime.

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' special guest Bishop John Oliver Barres, STD, JCL, sits down with Mr. Robert York ‘01, Assistant Principal for Personnel and Parent Relations and Kellenberg Memorial seniors Amelia Campbell and Robert De Tullio to discuss the significance of the Advent season. The conversation covers ways to spiritually prepare for Christmas, the traditions and memories associated with Advent, and the momentum of the Church during this special time. The episode concludes with a blessing from the Bishop, a perfect way to begin preparing our hearts and minds for the coming of Christ.

In this episode, Miss Morgan D’Argenio, moderator of the Drama Club, sits down with the stars of Kellenberg Memorial’s fall production of Annie. Ahead of opening night, Grace Power ’29 and James Florio ’26 share insights into their roles as Annie and Oliver Warbucks—and the personal connections that make these characters so meaningful to them. Listeners will get a unique understanding of the hard work, joy, and collaboration that has brought this beloved musical to life. The episode also serves as a heartfelt tribute to their mentor and director, Mr. Dennis Murphy, who remains front and center in their thoughts as he recovers from illness. Inspired by his guidance and passion, the cast and crew invite everyone to join them for a Kellenberg-style celebration of Annie on stage!

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' Mr. Matthew Bursig, Chairman of the History Department, sits down with his colleague, Sergeant First Class Anthony Wevers and Abigail Hassett ‘27, to discuss the importance of Veterans Day. In this patriotic conversation, Mr. Wevers shares unique takeaways from his 25 years of service in the 42nd Infantry Division Band and Abigail taps into her family’s military legacy, which has inspired her to pursue a life of service. By highlighting their individual connections to the armed forces, the group unites through their love of God and country. The episode encourages all listeners to thank a veteran, today and always.

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' Father Daniel Griffin explores vocational discernment and the call to religious life and priesthood. The discussion with Brother Kenneth Hoagland, Father Matt Browne ‘11, and Father John Crozier ‘11, centers around their personal journeys and the powerful motivations behind their commitment to serve. They debunk common misconceptions about religious vocations, reveal the integral role joyful and faithful living plays in society, and share their hopes for the future of the Church. This National Vocations Awareness Week, the episode seeks to encourage and inspire young individuals to listen for and answer their own callings.

From backyard ballgames in Lynbrook, to spreading the Word of God across the world, Archbishop Christopher Cardone, O.P., and Father Thomas Cardone, S.M., discuss the bonds of faith, family, and service. In this heartwarming episode of Flight of the Firebirds, host John Gaffney ’26 sits down with the Cardones to reflect on their Long Island roots, their formative years at Chaminade and Kellenberg Memorial, and the extraordinary paths that led one to the Marianists and the other to the Dominican missions of the Solomon Islands. Hear stories of handwritten letters shared across oceans, communities formed by the gospel, and the deep connection that continues to inspire their ministries. With humor, humility, and hope, Archbishop Chris and Father Tom remind us what it truly means to “serve the Lord with gladness.”

This episode of the 'Flight of the Firebirds' podcast, hosted by Mrs. Anne Masiulis ‘02, delves into the strengthening of sibling bonds at Kellenberg Memorial. The discussion features the White Sisters, Bridget, Kelly, and Shannon, the Porter brothers, Jordan and Jaden, and the Gutierrez siblings, Arle and Isabella.  In their conversation, the siblings touch on their school day interactions, daily routines, and the characteristics that connect and distinguish them. The episode highlights familial bonds and cherished memories, underscoring the special dynamic of growing up and growing together within the Firebird family.   00:00 Introduction and Host's Background 00:50 Meet the Guests: The White Sisters, Porters, and Gutierrez Siblings 01:12 Sibling Dynamics: Recognizing Each Other in School 03:37 Morning Routines and Family Interactions 07:17 Extracurricular Activities and Interests 12:03 Memorable Moments and Reflections 15:38 Podcast Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts    

In this episode of the "Flight of the Firebirds" podcast, Assistant Principal for Admissions, Mr. O'Brien is joined by current students, an alumni, and a parent to discuss what makes Kellenberg Memorial High School so special.They share personal stories and insight into the school’s supportive, family-like atmosphere, highlight unique programs, champion the Marianist mission and discuss how Kellenberg has helped strengthen their faith and academic lives. We invite you to experience Kellenberg Memorial for yourself at our open house on October 4th. We can’t wait to see you here. 00:00 Introduction to the Kellenberg Family 00:30 Meet the Panel: Parents, Alumni, and Students 01:34 Why Choose Kellenberg? 01:56 Student Experiences and Activities 03:28 Balancing Academics and Extracurriculars 10:30 Faith and Community at Kellenberg 13:08 The Kellenberg Family: A Parent's Perspective 24:58 Final Thoughts and Open House Invitation

In this episode of Flight of the Firebirds, Mr. Castelli, a religion teacher at Kellenberg Memorial, is joined by Father Daniel Griffin, students John Furlong and Abigail Moscola, and special guest Christian Surtz, co-director of 'Carlo Acutis: Roadmap to Reality.' The discussion delves into the inspiring life of the first millennial saint, exploring how St. Carlo’s faith, use of technology, and Eucharistic devotion serve as a powerful example for today's youth. The episode also features personal experiences from students who visited St. Carlo's tomb, insights into the making of the film and practical ways his legacy can be honored in our everyday lives. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:39 Introducing the Guests 01:28 Discussing Carlo's Family and Impact 06:41 Carlo's Canonization Experience 09:33 Student Pilgrimage Reflections 14:15 Carlo's Use of Technology 22:22 Eucharistic Spirituality 24:28 Final Thoughts and Film Information

Mr. O'Brien hosts a special podcast with four exceptional seniors and three influential teachers from Kellenberg Memorial High School. They reflect on their experiences, memorable moments, and the impact of their education as they prepare for the next steps in their lives. The seniors share their favorite school memories, talk about their college choices, and offer advice to incoming students. Teachers discuss the planning of key events like the senior trip and graduation, emphasizing the importance of community and involvement in school activities. The episode concludes with a heartfelt sendoff and a collective prayer, encapsulating the spirit of Kellenberg. 00:00 Introduction and Special Guests 00:42 Meet the Exceptional Seniors 02:36 Graduation Reflections 09:29 Senior Trip Highlights 14:36 Reflecting on Shared Experiences 14:55 Organized Chaos: Managing Large Student Trips 15:33 The Trust and Behavior of Students 17:14 Memorable Moments and Traditions 17:36 Graduation and Future Expectations 19:18 Quick Questions with Seniors 21:51 College Choices and Aspirations 24:42 Advice for Future Students 28:30 Final Sign Off and Farewell

In this episode of the Flight of the Firebirds podcast, host Robert Tulio is joined by Mrs. York and Father Dan, the school chaplain, to discuss the importance of attending Mass and understanding the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. The conversation covers eye-opening statistics about church attendance, the impact of the Eucharistic revival, and how current events like the election of Pope Leo and the rededication of Notre Dame Cathedral are fostering a resurgence in faith. Mrs. York and Father Dan share insights on inspiring others to attend Mass and recognize the true presence of Christ. The discussion includes personal anecdotes, the significance of tradition, and Eucharistic miracles that strengthen faith. The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer emphasizing the blessings of the Holy Eucharist and the importance of deepening one's relationship with Jesus. 00:00 Welcome and Introductions 00:34 The Importance of Attending Mass 01:32 Eucharistic Revival and Pope Leo's Influence 03:05 Hope and Revival in the Church 05:54 Personal Experiences and Invitations to Mass 07:39 The Significance of the Eucharist 16:39 Eucharistic Miracles and Personal Beliefs 22:26 Concluding Thoughts and Final Prayer

In this episode of the Flight for the Firebirds podcast, host Robert Tulio is joined by Father Tom and Mr. Basil to discuss the recent inauguration of Pope Leo XIV. The guests share their thoughts on the inauguration ceremony, the Pope's initial actions, and the historical significance of his name choice. The conversation delves into the themes of unity, love, and social justice highlighted by Pope Leo XIV, drawing parallels with past Popes and discussing the role of AI in modern church teachings. The dialogue also explores the importance of humility and St. Augustine's influence, concluding with a prayer for unity and guidance for the new Pope and the Church. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:15 Reflections on Pope Leo XIV's Inauguration 02:06 Historical Significance and Continuity 08:31 Pope Leo XIV's Mission and AI Challenges 16:08 Unity and Dialogue in the Church 22:20 Augustinian Influence and Personal Reflections 30:42 Conclusion and Closing Prayer

In this episode of 'Flight of the Firebirds,' Mr. O'Brien hosts a special podcast featuring juniors and seniors from Kellenberg. The students — Maggie, Christian, Sadie, Aiden, and Maya — share their diverse experiences and reasons for choosing Kellenberg. They discuss the sense of community, faith, and numerous opportunities that drew them to the school, along with their involvement in sports, clubs, and retreats. The conversation also touches on their future plans and advice for prospective students. The episode wraps up with heartfelt reflections and favorite moments from their time at Kellenberg, emphasizing the school's strong community ethos and diverse opportunities for growth. 00:00 Introduction and Student Introductions 00:54 Deciding to Attend Kellenberg 03:33 Experiences and Opportunities at Kellenberg 06:15 Sports and Extracurricular Activities 10:36 Retreats and Faith-Based Activities 13:41 Looking Ahead: Future Plans and Reflections 15:03 Exploring Wesleyan's Community 16:34 Choosing Sacred Heart University 17:31 Quickfire Questions and Memorable Moments 20:15 Favorite Kellenberg Slogans 24:08 Advice for Future Students 27:15 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Published authors of the Kellenberg Memorial High School "Royal" English Department, Chairperson Mrs. Cathy vonSchoenermarck, sophomore and senior teacher, Mr. Martin Brown, and senior teacher, Mr. Michael Flood, discuss with host senior Amelia Caban their process, research, and fascinating anecdotes that have resulted in the creation of their multiple works, ranging from non-fiction and memoirs to historical fiction and contemporary fiction.

In this episode, Senior Amelia Caban welcomes Music Department Chairperson and recent NYC Marathon participant and finisher, Mr. Sean Vegas on his training for the big race and his love of running!

In this episode, Amelia Caban chats with League Champion Varsity Volleyball team members, Bianca Sapano and Stella Becker discuss their road to the championship, how they stay focused on the court, and look forward to the State Championship!

Kellenberg’s varsity football team takes center stage in this exciting episode. Coach Eric Meisse '06, Jack Durso, and Kareem Holland talk about their journey through a season of ups and downs, what keeps them motivated, and how the energy of Firebird fans fuels their game. Tune in as they share their thoughts on playoffs, team unity, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

The Kellenberg Podcast is BACK! After over a year of being unable to meet to record in person, host and veteran on the Kellenberg Podcast, Amanda Pillig '22, sits down with Joaquin Chungata '23, Julianna Cantelmo '24, and Ciara Bice '25 to talk about the start of a new school year and the changes that have come to life at Kellenberg Memorial. Hear their take on in-person learning and the new Culinart cafeteria food and service!

Sophomore host Amanda Pillig is joined by guests, Mr. Chris Lyons '07 (alumni, teacher, & coach), Kristian Rafsol '20 (baseball), Julia Tarantino '20 (softball), Olivia Cruthers '21 (lacrosse), and Colin Richards '21 (lacrosse) to talk about how they've kept up their game and what their experience has been like through the COVID19 pandemic. Amanda also asks the student-athletes which three people they would want to share a meal with and what it means to put on the blue and gold for KMHS.  Directed by Sarah Goez '20

Senior James Mandi '20 and Mr. Michael Flood (English) chat remotely about the topics frequently discussed in the English 12 course at Kellenberg Memorial.

While Kellenberg Memorial has been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sarah Goez '20, Gabriel Blanco '24, Joe Nelson '21, and Miss Ally Frisina (Guidance Counselor, Coach, Math Teacher) chat about what school has been like recently and some tips on fighting cabin fever. We hope you enjoy this episode and that you and your family are safe!

In February 2020, six Kellenberg Juniors participated in Project Understanding; an interfaith organization that provides pilgrimage to the Holy Land for Catholic and Jewish high school students from Long Island. Emma Carmody '21, Mason Carpentier '21, and Fr. Daniel Griffin '02, S.M. sit down with host Sarah Góez '20 to discuss their life-changing experience as they walked in the footsteps of Jesus.

Amanda Pillig '22 sits down with Bro. Pat Cahill to talk about the founder of the Society of Mary, Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, Marianist education, and what it's like to live the life of a brother. Bro. Pat says that, "God is never going to call you to something that will not make you happy," and explains how we are all called to be saints. Amanda also shares about how students at Kellenberg Memorial experience and grow in faith during their time in high school.

Mr. Beyrouty shares his origin story on the Kellenberg Podcast in today’s episode. Sarah Goez ’20 and Amanda Pillig ’22 interview Junior English teacher, guidance counselor, coach, and communications club moderator, Mr. Joseph Beyrouty ’92 about his favorite topics, his time at Kellenberg, and the family secrets that go Mr. Beyrouty’s homemade hummus. Listen to the interview today on your favorite podcast streaming services!

Sarah Góez '20 sits down to talk with sophomores Joshua Fox '22 and Katrina Kaywood '22 to learn what it's like in the middle of things in High School at Kellenberg Memorial.

On this episode of The Kellenberg Podcast (formerly our Untitled Podcast Project), senior Sarah Góez sits down with Mrs. Elizabeth Finn, Health & Phys. Ed. Teacher at Kellenberg Memorial, who talks about the newest course offered at Kellenberg Memorial, the KMHS Culture Class for the class of 2023. KMHS Culture provides the freshman class with an environment that introduces students to life at Kellenberg Memorial. KMHS Culture focuses on the development of each student's mind, body, and soul, and teaches them how to develop healthy relationships at KMHS as well as building good habits mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe for future updates!

The Kellenberg Podcast, formerly our Untitled Podcast Project, has officially returned for the 2019-2020 school year! In our first episode this year, senior Sarah Góez sits down with Mr. John Fecthmann, Athletic Director at Kellenberg Memorial, to discuss some upcoming big plans for the future of Kellenberg Memorial, including our new Athletic Complex and upcoming construction that will bring KMHS students new facilities, including gyms, art studios, a technology center, science labs, and bowling alleys, tennis courts, and much more! Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe for future updates!

Our 4th annual Day of Giving took place on April 4, 2019. For our third segment that day, the Sarah Góez '20 sat down with Mr. Murphy and Mrs. Von to talk about the history of Kellenberg Memorial and the activities surrounding National Poetry Week as celebrated at Kellenberg Memorial on this episode of the Untitled Podcast Project.

Sarah Góez '20 sits down with Mrs. Ruth Marconi, Asst. Principal for Guidance, to talk about the college application process as Juniors look towards what's on the horizon. Mrs. Marconi shares the steps students should consider when they're preparing to apply, how to narrow down the college search, and how to prepare for the SAT or ACT exams. Do you have questions about the college preparation process? Feel free to check out our Junior College Placement or Senior College Placement pages on Kellenberg.org, or visit your College Placement Counselor at Kellenberg Memorial.

Sarah Goez '20 sits down with Kellenberg Memorial students Alexandra Carillo '20, Sydney Insall '20, and Hannah Lavender '22, who recently returned from volunteering at an orphanage in Aruba over February break followed by Benjamin Truncale '20 talking with Sarah Goez and Nicole Aponte '20 who recently participated in this year's Project Understanding trip to the Holy Land.  

Sarah Goez '20 sits down with Ally Goldsmith '20 and Julian Belardo '20 who recently attended the annual Pro-Life retreat to the March for Life with Kellenberg Memorial. Listen to their story and the impact the march had on them.

Hosts Christelle Pascal '19, Isy Odiaka '19, Kerrin O'Grady '21, and Frederick Zenny '19 talk about visiting St. Martin de Porres Marianist School today for the feast St. Martin and later introduce a new segment called the Podcast Top 5 where they'll reveal the top five favorite dogs at Kellenberg Memorial. Click here to vote on the TOP 5 for the next podcast!

Sarah Góez '20, Isy Odiaka '19, James Mandi '20, Kristen Mangiapanello '19, Nicole Aponte '20 sit down to talk about the Latin School, Freshmen, and Sophomore Halloween activities this week at KMHS. Our hosts also talk about the upcoming CROSS Evening of Recollection for all freshmen and sophomores this upcoming Friday. And finally, Varsity Ice Hockey returns to KMHS! Their first game is coming up in November! Edited by Joe Ciorra '17      

Junior Aidan York '20 and senior Will Pipa '19 sit down with Science Department chairman Mr. Anthony Wevers to talk about National Chemistry Week and other STEM activities at KMHS this week. Edited by Joe Ciorra '17

Hosts Benjamin Truncale '20 and Nicole Aponte '20 sit down with Director of Apostolic Activities Mr. Bryan Finn '96  to talk about the upcoming Catholic Voices for the New Evangelization Conference (October 20, 2018) at Kellenberg Memorial. Sophomore Kerrin O'Grady '21 also sits down to talk about her recent PREP retreat at Founders Hollow retreat house in upstate New York and what it means to teach parish religious education as a student in high school. Mr. Finn also announces the recent purchase of a new property by Kellenberg Memorial that will serve as a new retreat house for students of Kellenberg Memorial High School and the Bro. Joseph C. Fox Latin School in the months to come. Edited by Joe Ciorra '17

Our hosts discuss Bishop John Barres' recent visit to Kellenberg Memorial for our Triumph of the Cross Prayer Service, Homecoming, and the start of retreat season for our sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Hosts: Daniela Rigazio '19, Aidan York '18, Charlie Mandracchia '18, & James Mandi '18. Edited by Joe Ciorra '17

Episode 1 of the Untitled Podcast presented by Kellenberg Memorial High School Students discuss the first week back to school and what it's like for new students as well as seniors.   Hosts: Sarah Góez '20, William Pipa '19, Benjamin Truncale '20, & Kristen Mangiapanello '19. Edited by Joe Ciorra '17