By Jonathan Mullen 10th Grade There is no feeling like waking up in the morning, hearing the clatter of feet outside on the cobblestone roads, the venders shouting their advertisements in a foreign language, and the soft tropical breeze blowing in through the open window. For an American like myself, the trip I made to…Continue reading Student Trip to Quito
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Proclaiming the Faith from the Rooftops
By Damien Murphy 12th grade With red capes, standards and rosaries, St. Louis de Montfort Academy traveled to Selinsgrove, Pa, to take part in one of 250 traditional marriage rallies on the 22nd of March, 2014. Knowing Our Lady’s promise at Fatima of her eventual victory, the students and staff confidently prayed that God’s marriage…Continue reading Proclaiming the Faith from the Rooftops
True Conservative Gentlemen
by Melvin Siebenmorgen 11th grade As everyone realizes, the liberal media can’t really be trusted. Yet, what about the conservative media? And do conservative organizations such as CPAC (Conservative Political Action Committee) really portray accurately the morals, values and political positions of Catholics and conservatives? Sadly, the answer is a blatant and resounding “no. ”…Continue reading True Conservative Gentlemen
A Cold March for the Defenseless
by Charles LaMotte 10th grade Imagine, if you will, frigid temperatures, wind, and snow, with TFP standards flowing through the air. This is what the students of the Saint Louis de Montfort Academy and I braved at the March For Life this year. It was a phenomenal event, in which we strove to defend the…Continue reading A Cold March for the Defenseless
St. Aloysius Gonzaga, a Good Role Model for Students
St. Aloysius Gonzaga is a good role model for all students. From early childhood, St. Aloysius always said both his morning and night prayers. At four years of age, his father sent him to be with his friend’s soldiers. While with the soldiers, St. Aloysius picked up some vulgar language common among them. When his…Continue reading St. Aloysius Gonzaga, a Good Role Model for Students
The Academy’s Firefighter and First Responder Open House
by An (Andrew) K. Tran 9th Grade The St. Louis de Monfort Academy will be having its annual Firefighter and First Responder Open House on April 5, 2014. This is when the Academy invites firefighters of the local area to come to the School with their fire trucks and equipment. The Academy does this to…Continue reading The Academy’s Firefighter and First Responder Open House
Washington D.C. March for Life
by Melvin Siebenmorgen 11th grade On January 22nd 2014, the Saint Louis De Montfort Academy attended the 41st annual March for life. Waking up at five A.M. We proceeded to prepare our instruments and eat a hearty breakfast. Shortly after breakfast we prepared spiritually with prayers to Saint Micheal the Archangel, beseeching his protection for…Continue reading Washington D.C. March for Life
Considerations on the Words of Our Patron St. Louis de Montfort
By Evan Olwell 12th grade St. Louis de Montfort encouraged a group of Catholics 300 years ago who called themselves, “The Friends of the Cross.” These Catholics courageously opposed the laxity and heresy of their time. They were composed of lay people who had a desire to live for something greater than themselves. They…Continue reading Considerations on the Words of Our Patron St. Louis de Montfort
Academy Students Suprise Mall Shoppers with Christmas Concert
St. Louis de Montfort Academy students with TFP Students Action perform unexpectedly at a local mall with Christmas music — Keeping Christ in Christmas
Meeting our Heroes
This year’s Medal of Honor Society Congress was held in Gettysburg, Pa., and on Thursday, September 19, St. Louis de Montfort Academy had a chance to meet some of the Medal of Honor recipients. It was a very memorable experience. Academy students were the first to eagerly pour in the ballroom of the Wyndham…Continue reading Meeting our Heroes