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 look at themselves as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.  For many, many of us, it is simply unthinkable that such actions continue in our day, more than 50 years after the end of Jim Crow laws and more than 150 years after the emancipation of slaves.  Captured visually

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 Teams), a group whose main purpose is to bring the gospel to young people, in an attempt to make a positive impact on their lives. To start the retreat, the NET people introduced themselves, and had the sophomores play a game. The game was all about communication with other students

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 day of cleaning and organization, it ended up being much more. My group visited the Interfaith Shelter, a shelter that houses families in tough situations while they search for jobs and housing. The shelter also provides counseling to help the residents find jobs. During our visit, we were invited to