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Audrey Trinen ’26 Margaret reaches her hand through the ice-cold water, viewing the glistening pearl just below the surface of the pale blue ocean. Yet another beautiful bracelet was brought to her by the ocean. Carefully wiping off the sand sprinkled on the piece of jewelry, Margaret lifts the dainty bracelet and places it onto…

Jaden Sequeira ’29 He behaved just like any other teenager: he wore jeans and sneakers, played video games, and had fun with his friends. But today, he is known as the world’s first millennial saint, using the internet as a tool to spread God’s Word. Saint Carlo Acutis is a role model for young people…

Francesca Roy ‘26 Red, Hot Pink, Light Pink, Purplish, Fuchsia, White, sometimes Orange. Representing love, the journey you have been on with a person, and the passion you have for them. A simple gift showing your dedication to them.  It’s the name of the group I am leading on my Young Women’s Retreat—a retreat where I will show young women that they…

Emma Noble ’29 Love is..  The moon cutting itself in half so that the stars can shine that much brighter.  The trees making shadows that stretch so that flowers can grow and thrive around them.  The brown leaf’s falling to make room for the new pink petals.  The dark grey clouds and the bright blue sky learning to share the atmosphere so that we…

Matthew Riley ’26 The ocean is unrelenting. It never gets tired, and it does not care whether or not you do. It will pull you under without care and never spend a second thinking about it. While its waves can be relaxing when small, whooshing over a shore, most of the time, they create fear,…

Ruthie Nelson ’26 They say sunsets show that there can be beauty in endings, I am not sure if I exactly agree. Nevertheless, sunsets have always been my favorite, In fact they were yours too. As the ending of each day is shown with beauty, I feel that ours should be shown like that too.…