Youth Views: What makes you truly happy and why?

Being around friends and family makes me truly happy. Our time on Earth will not last forever so making sure my family and friend connections are strong is very important. Having good friends and family makes me feel really happy.

The Power of Collaboration

St. Joseph High School’s Amaris Marte and Jessica Peters write about their experiences teaming up with LaSalle Academy for the The Cooper Union Innovators Program. Their project, titled “War & Peace” received second place on a contest.

Raising Funds For Veterans

In honor of Memorial Day, St. Agnes A.H.S. students held a bake sale and a red, white and blue dress down day to raise funds for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 885 in College Point.

Youth Views: How Are You Observing the Jubilee Year of Mercy?

My family and I observe the Year of Mercy by incorporating patience and reflection throughout each day. When the stress level is high, we suppress it by asking God for patience in our hearts, while always reflecting on our true values and intentions.

Youth Insight: Always Able to Forgive

Frank Cesare, a junior at Christ the King H.S., Middle Village, reflects on a time when he was hurt by someone and was faced with having to forgive that person.

St. Edmund Shows Musical Talent

The Stringed Ensemble at St. Edmund Prep, H.S., Sheepshead Bay, debuted this year during the school’s annual spring concert.

Breakfast Run in Brooklyn

On a recent Sunday morning, members of the National Honor Society (NHS) at Fontbonne Hall Academy, Bay Ridge, held a Breakfast Run. They traveled to Stuyvesant Cove Park under the FDR Drive to bring food and personal items to people in need.

NASA to Conduct Experiments From Bishop Kearney Students

Members of the Science Club at Bishop Kearney H.S., Bensonhurst, received exciting news from NASA. All five of the experiments they had designed will be conducted by the space agency. The students sent the designs through the CELERE program.