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 universal education, once remarked, “To give children a good education in manners, arts, and science, is important; to give them a religious education is indispensable.” This notion of fusing academics and faith is the foundational belief for Trinity High School. Trinity allows students to dive into their spiritual journey, while

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 Trinity. He shared some information about himself with us before we meet him as a school in August. On the best way for teens to strengthen their faith: “I think we usually overthink everything the best way to grow stronger is to just give time to it. In terms of

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 for our House charity. The charity is dedicated to Randi Trimble, a Trinity graduate of the class of 1993. She was a part of many school activities including the marching band, school plays, and choir. After graduating, Randi pursued a career in speech therapy. Randi was tragically murdered by a