By Philip Shibler, 9th grade On September 20th, 2024, the Saint Louis de Montfort Academy drove from Herndon, Pennsylvania to mid-state New York, a five and a half hour drive north. The destination was the Frosty Acres Camping and RV site. However, this was only the beginning of a three day campout and eighteen mile…Continue reading Walking with Martyrs
Author: Joseph Jordan
A Pilgrimage to the North American Martyrs Shrine
By Benedict Shibler, 8th Grade On September 17-19, 2023, the St. Louis de Montfort Academy did a pilgrimage to the North American Martyr’s Shrine in Auriesville, NY. Where the shrine now is, St. Isaac Jogues and St. Rene Goupil were killed; along with St. John Lalande four years later, all by the Iroquois Indians. Pope…Continue reading A Pilgrimage to the North American Martyrs Shrine
Hiking in a Frozen Wonderland
By Luke Noble, 11th Grade There is hardly a better way to admire God’s creation than to look upon frozen cliffs of ice sparkling in the morning sun after a fresh snowfall. The state park of Ricketts Glen in Pennsylvania is the perfect place to do so in the cold months of winter when the…Continue reading Hiking in a Frozen Wonderland
The Rosary Rally of the Year of Covid-19
By Gregory Jones, 10th Grade A world shattered by a virus. Riots destroying all things related to order and God. Satanism now being recognized as a religion. The presidential election only weeks away. All of these horrible things are a reality to those who live in the October of the year 2020. But on October…Continue reading The Rosary Rally of the Year of Covid-19
The Joy of Camping
By Luke Noble, 11th grade One might ask why people would give up the comforts of life, such as sleeping in a soft bed in a warm room, without any disturbing night time noises, or being able to easily cook food and get water. Why would people walk several miles carrying heavy packs and sleep…Continue reading The Joy of Camping
Refuting Father James Martin
By Jon Paul Fabrizio and Joseph Pinho, 11th grade In our times, evil people are constantly spreading heinous errors throughout the world in an attempt to destroy Christianity. In the past, the Catholic Church would unite to condemn the errors which afflicted the world. By remaining undivided, the Church would regularly triumph against such malicious…Continue reading Refuting Father James Martin
How the Academy Has Affected Me
By Nicholas Pinho, 11th Grade Saint Louis de Montfort Academy has affected my life in many different and very important ways. The most important way that the Academy has affected my life is helping me to have a strong and devout relationship to Our Lady. Having a strong devotion to Our Lady leads to a…Continue reading How the Academy Has Affected Me
Academy Pilgrimage to Philadelphia
By Daniel Slobodnik, 10th grade On Thursday, Feb. 27, the St Louis de Montfort Academy went on a pilgrimage to several churches in Philadelphia, PA. The pilgrimage was done in thanksgiving for the obtaining of a neighboring property which was turned into a residence for several of the staff. The first church that we visited…Continue reading Academy Pilgrimage to Philadelphia
Academy Students Remember Flight 93
by Matthew Johnson, 12th grade Monday, September 8th, roughly a dozen students of St Louis de Montfort Academy attended a talk hosted by the Susquehanna Valley Conservative Group. The featured speaker was Mr. Alexander Riley, a sociologist at nearby Bucknell University. Mr. Riley wrote a book, titled Angel Patriots, about the heroes of Flight 93,…Continue reading Academy Students Remember Flight 93