by Jen Reed, The Catholic Witness Trinity High School in Camp Hill celebrated the initiation of four students into the Church during a special Mass
by Michalene Miekley ’23 (Seton House) One of the great privileges that the Trinity community has is the ability to welcome students from other countries
Sports are, in so many ways, like a religion. Like religion, sports can convey important lessons about culture and values. But as much as
by Elizabeth Howard ’24 (Seton House) and Antonio Centenera ’23 (Loyola House) Noah Webster, the creator of the Webster dictionary and a strong proponent of
Our new chaplain, Father Roth, joins us from Saint Joan of Arc, Hershey. He’s looking forward to meeting all of the students and staff at
by Isabela Wilson ’22 (De La Salle House) For the 2020-2021 school year, Trinity’s De La Salle House chose the organization Randi’s House of Angels
Dear Trinity High School Community: The shocking killing of Mr. George Floyd last week in Minneapolis has once again caused Americans to take a difficult
by Aaron Cartwright ’21 (Seton House) On Friday, February 9, the sophomore class went on a retreat. This retreat was organized by NET (National Evangelization
by John Russo ’20 (De La Salle House) The junior class retreat was an eye opening experience. While I expected it to be only a
By Olivia Wyland ’19 (Seton House) What do we, as Catholic school students, think when we hear the term religion class? Sometimes students think of
