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    Feast of St. Marcellin Champagnat

    Blessings as we reflect on the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat (June 6th). One hundred and eighty-five years ago, Marcellin died at the age of fifty-nine. As a young priest, serving in the small rural French hamlet of LaValla, he quickly came to realize that the poor country children of his surrounding area had no hope of a future as there were no schools. More alarming to him was his concern that many of those young people lacked a basic understanding of our faith. With no money and two young recruits, he began the Marist Brothers on January 2, 1817. His dream of educating young people to become “good Christians and good Citizens” quickly grew. Today that dream continues to inspire many young people in 81 countries around our world. 

    As we celebrate Champagnat, our USA Province is blessed to be able to welcome twenty-five Lay Marists who will formally commit to being a Marist of Champagnat as well as those Lay Marists who recently completed our new Pathway 1 program. We are further blessed to be soon welcoming three postulants into our USA Marist Brother Formation Program in September.

    From the earliest days of our founding, St Marcellin entrusted the needs of all our Brothers, Lay Marists, young people and our many schools and programs to Mary, our Good Mother. He knew that under her protection, all our unspoken prayers and needs would be met. 

    Let us continue to entrust all the needs of our Marist world to the sacred heart of Mary. May she continue to watch over our Marist world and all of us that are graced to be part of it.

    With Gratitude and Blessings,

    Br. Dan O'Riordan '85, US Provincial


    Interested in becoming more involved as a Lay Marist? Contact Maureen Hagan at mhagan8486@gmail.com.

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    Attention recent alumni! Photo galleries from all Attention recent alumni! Photo galleries from all the Class of 2025 events are now available on our flickr! Go to the link in our bio to see photos from Graduation, the Senior BBQ, the Graduation Liturgy, and Senior Award Ceremony!
    This spring, three Stanners were presented with ce This spring, three Stanners were presented with certificates and monetary awards from the Juniper Valley Chapter of the Knights of Columbus! Dorothy Stravalle ’25, Jayden Chang ’27, and Adhisha Nawagamuwa ’28 were named winners in the Knights of Columbus Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest, which encourages students to become more connected to their community and their faith. Entrants are judged on writing style, grammar, and how clearly they present the annual theme in a way that showcases creativity, imagination, and overall development of the topic.

This year, the contest prompted students to consider “How the Church can evangelize in the digital age?” Multiple Molloy seniors, juniors, and sophomores submitted essays, with one student from each participating grade selected as a winner. As a winning senior, Dorothy was automatically entered into the New York State round of the competition, which she went on to win!

We extend our thanks To Rob Schnell ’79 and the Knights of Columbus #14578 – Juniper Valley Chapter for sponsoring the contest at Molloy. Congratulations Dorothy, Jayden, and Adhisha!
    Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people on June 19, 1865 in Galveston Bay, Texas. On that day, more than 250,000 African Americans were freed by executive decree, lending to the holiday’s alternate name, “Freedom Day.” By reflecting on the past, we advance towards a better future. Happy Juneteenth.
    Wishing everyone in our Molloy family a Happy Fath Wishing everyone in our Molloy family a Happy Father's Day! Have a wonderful day!
    Molloy recently celebrated its stellar Stanners du Molloy recently celebrated its stellar Stanners during its annual Academic Awards Night! Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, along with their families, gathered in the Jack Curran Gymnasium as our Administration presented a number of prestigious awards to honor academic achievement.
 
The event began with the National Honor Society induction ceremony, during which 126 juniors were welcomed into the esteemed program. Molloy’s chapter is named after PFC Louis E. Willet ‘63, a member of the Stanner Hall of Fame, and posthumous recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor for his extraordinary courage and sacrifice. Candles representing Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character were lit, and students recited the inductees pledge after they received their gold graduation hoods.
 
Principal’s List medals were presented to students that have earned an average of 99% or better throughout the school year, followed by Academic Excellence medals presented to students that have earned between a 95% and a 98.99%. A number of special awards and scholarships were announced as well, such as The Saint Michael’s College Book Award for Community Engagement, The St. Bonaventure University Bonnie Scholarship, and The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Rensselaer Medal. The highest performing students in each academic subject were also presented medals! 
 
The final awards of the night were the Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards, presented to the student with the highest GPA in each grade! Principal Dr. Darius Penikas congratulated each award winner, and encouraged them to “continue working, use your talents to help others, never stop your education, and always be kind.” Congratulations to all award recipients, and “Go Stanners!”
    Molloy is excited to announce 132 students are bei Molloy is excited to announce 132 students are being recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the 8th Annual Community Service Impact Awards! This program has been designed to connect student community service activities, skill development, and commitment to the Global Goals to transform our world. The Kroger Co. is presenting the 6th annual Zero Hero Awards to students for taking action to help create communities free of hunger and waste.

Schools with a collective student impact above 2,000 hours of service are recognized with a School Impact Award. Stanners have invested 17,351+ hours in community needs: earning the Ruby Award! Student volunteers from Molloy delivered the most impact for the issue of: Quality Education. Ms. Haslbauer, Molloy’s Campus Minister for Service, shares, “It's been wonderful to watch the number of students getting involved and giving up their time to help others in need grow more each year. To see so many Stanners receive recognition for the impact they're making in the community around them is inspiring and I'm so proud of them!”

The three-tier award program recognizes a range of student achievement: Merit for 30 hours, Honor for 60 hours and Ambassador for 100 hours of service this school year and special recognition for a focus on Zero Hunger and Zero Waste. To read the full story and see a list of awardees, visit molloyhs.org/news
    To kick off the last week of classes, here’s a v To kick off the last week of classes, here’s a video made by members of the Class of 2025! Thank you Alyssa Bisono ‘25, Christina Sbano ‘25, and Kristen Mussalli ‘25 for creating Molloy’s Senior Sign Out! Our recent graduates have made an impact, metaphorically signing their names onto Molloy’s history. Go Stanners!
    As senior year is full of so many special events, As senior year is full of so many special events, we wanted to highlight the Class of 2025 and its exciting past year! We hope all of our recent graduates look back on the year with only the fondest of memories, and that they remember they are always welcome back home on Manton Street!

*Envía Tu Espíritu performed by our very own Stanners!*
    Our Class of 2025 attended their first alumni even Our Class of 2025 attended their first alumni event on June 2nd, returning to Molloy for the Senior BBQ! Our recent graduates spent the afternoon on Stanner Field, signing each other’s yearbooks, reminiscing about their four years together, thanking their favorite faculty members, and playing games! Five lucky Stanners also won gift cards during a special raffle! 

The Senior BBQ is the first of many alumni events that our graduates are welcome to attend, and we can’t wait to see members of the Class of 2025 at our Thanksgiving Liturgy, Theater Reunion, or part of our Buzz Words Book Club, just to name a few! 

Congratulations once again to all our graduates!
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Posted On September 13, 2019

Molloy Oktoberfest

  • When: Thursday, October 3, 2019 @ 6:00PM
  • Where: Archbishop Molloy High School
  • Who: Everyone! (Ages 21+)
  • Admission: See registration page
  • Contact: alumni@molloyhs.org
  • REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

We are excited to host Molloy Oktoberfest once again this fall! All members of our community (ages 21+, friends and family welcome!) are invited to join us on Thursday, October 3rd for Bavarian style dinner and music as we kick off our event season with this fun and relaxing evening. Everyone in attendance will also receive a complimentary raffle ticket good for a prize drawing later in the evening!

We extend special invitations to members of our Badges Network as well as supporters of the Br. Ron Marcellin Memorial Scholarship. All proceeds from this event will benefit Named Scholarships at Molloy.


Stanner Alumni Reunion – REGISTER NOW!

  • When: Saturday, November 2, 2019
  • Where: Archbishop Molloy High School
  • Class Years: 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, & 2014
  • Ticket Information: Coming Soon
  • Contact: Matt Rizzotti ‘04 |mrizzotti@molloyhs.org | 718.441.9210
  • REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

Class years ending in 4 and 9 are invited to join us on Saturday, November 2, 2019 for our Stanner Alumni Reunion! Your class reunion is a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and teachers, and to reminisce about great memories at Stanner High. Click the button above to register online and reserve your spot as soon as possible (and look out for a postcard invitation in the mail within the next week)!

If you are interested in serving as a Class Officer, responsible for recruiting classmates and updating contact information, please call or email Alumni Development Officer Matt Rizzotti ‘04 via the information listed above.


Molloy Presents: Radio Bingo – REGISTER NOW!

  • When: Friday, October 4, 2019 | 7:00PM
  • Where: Jack Curran Gymnasium
  • Who: Everyone!
  • Ticket Info: Students-$20, Alumni-$30, Adults-$40
  • Contact: alumni@molloyhs.org
  • REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

The Molloy community is cordially invited to attend Radio Bingo this October. Join students, parents, alumni, and friends for this inaugural Molloy event. Click the flyer to the right for more details.

RADIO BINGO IS: Name That Tune meets Bingo! Musical-themed Bingo games, hosted by DJs @ Work, will highlight 80s music and 90s music, TV show themes, and much more that will appear on players’ bingo cards. You may want to brush up on your knowledge of popular music to prepare! Radio Bingo is sure to bring a smile to your face (and probably lead to a few sing-alongs too).

EVENT FEATURES: Admission includes multiple bingo boards. Guaranteed prizes and winners for all games. Raffle drawings too! Snacks and drinks for students, cash bar with adult beverages for guests ages 21+ (will receive bracelet upon entry).

PROCEEDS SUPPORT: The Girls’ Leadership Scholarships Fund, benefiting young women entering Molloy in the future.

SPONSORED BY: The Girls Leadership Scholarships Fund Committee and female faculty and staff.

Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic – Thank You!

The Stanner Alumni Center would like to extend its sincerest thanks to our community for their amazing support of this year’s (rescheduled) Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic including: Co-Chairmen Scott Mager and Jack Irushalmi, our 317 golfers, our corporate sponsors, our Golf Board, Jim Kinnier and family, the Gibbons family, our 50 volunteers, our over 360 dinner guests, and everyone who purchased raffle tickets or sponsored journal ads. Your support of this year’s (rescheduled) Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic is deeply appreciated. We had a wonderful day on September 9th, with perfect weather and smooth, fast-paced play. Your participation helped Molloy raise significant funds in support of its scholarship program, which is what it’s all about.

We will have more coverage of the Stanner Golf Classic soon, but for now we again extend our thanks to the Molloy community for their commitment to this longstanding tradition. While we crunch all the numbers, please take a moment to download our 2019 Golf Journal by clicking the button below. The journal features historical information about the Stanner Golf Classic, information about this year’s Co-Chairmen, and ads sponsored by many Stanner-owned or Stanner-friendly businesses.

For more information please visit www.molloyhs.org/golf/ or contact Alumni Development Officer Matt Rizzotti ’04 at mrizzotti@molloyhs.org or 929.446.4470.

SAVE THE DATE! The 34th Annual Jim Kinnier Stanner Golf Classic is set for Monday, May 4, 2020!


Lou Santos To Be Inducted Into NY State Baseball Hall of Fame

Congratulations to Mr. Lou Santos, who will be inducted into the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, November 3rd. Mr. Santos will be inducted alongside other New York baseball legends including Thurman Munson (posthumously), Bobby Murcer (posthumously), Ron Guidry, Gene Monahan (athletic trainer), Art Shamsky, Ron Darling, Howie Rose (Mets broadcaster), Ray Negron (writer/author), and Matt Senk (Head Coach, SUNY Stonybrook). The induction will take place at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, New York (235 Hoosick St, Troy, NY 12180). Contact the hotel at 518.272.1700 to inquire about room availability. Tickets for the induction dinner are $75 per person and tables seat 10 people. The reception begins at 4pm with dinner at 5pm. The evening will conclude at 8:30pm. Contact Mr. Santos at lsantos@molloyhs.org for more information. Click Here to read more about the remarkable career of Mr. Lou Santos.


Stanner Life Magazine Reminder

We’d like to remind you to keep an eye on your mail over the next few days for the new issue of Stanner Life magazine! Don’t forget to update the Stanner Alumni Center with your new mailing address if you recently moved. Please contact alumni@molloyhs.org or 718.441.9210 with updates.

Some families may receive multiple copies due to generations of Stanners living at one address. If your children recently moved, please remind them to contact us and update their information. We are also happy to mail you multiple copies upon request.

 

 


School is Back in Session!

Last week, faculty and students returned to Molloy to begin the 2019-20 academic year. Faculty and staff returned on September 3rd for orientation and department meetings, while each grade returned for their own orientations through the rest of the week. On Wednesday, September 4th, Molloy welcomed sophomore as well as the freshman Class of 2023. The freshmen enjoyed their first day of high school, which included meeting their teachers, testing out their new locker combinations, and picking up just a few workbooks and literature books (most textbooks will be on their iPads). Freshmen were also sporting new uniforms designed by Tommy Hilfiger, which we will share more about in The Beehive soon. Molloy welcomed juniors and seniors back to school on September 5th. We’re looking forward to a great year and a great first month, which will include class liturgies, club signups, and of course, Freshman Field Day!





St. Marcellin Champagnat Society Lends A Hand

On August 29th, Molloy’s St. Marcellin Champagnat Society volunteered at The Ronald McDonald House New York, which provides temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families. Students cooked brunch and dinner for the present families in what was a full-day effort. “The staff at RMHNY were thrilled by our visit and asked us to come back any time,” said Mr. Brian Klimas ’98, one of our dedicated SMCS moderators. Great job, Stanners! (Photos courtesy of SMCS)





College Guidance Workshop A Success

The second annual Summer College Workshop was a big success. 58 students participated in the week-long workshop, where they organized their college lists, finished much of the Common Application, learned vital information about the financial aid process, and left with some semblance of a rough draft of their Common App Essay. “For me, it was really great to see students so motivated to tackle the college process and I could not have asked for a better group,” said college guidance counselor Mr. Gus Esgro. “Seeing students give up a portion of their summer for this endeavor is a testament to the type of young people we have here at Molloy, and it makes me proud to be a member of the faculty here. Now that the program is over, I look forward to taking their feedback and working to improve the program for next summer.”

On September 7th, over 25 riders, including numerous Molloy alumni, participated in The Esopus Century Ride. This event is “a grueling 100-mile bicycle ride from Central Park in Manhattan to the Mid-Hudson Valley Camp in Esopus. Riders represent past and present volunteers from the various camp sessions held in Esopus each summer. The ride has been held every other September for the past 20 years. In 2017, riders raised over $30,000 benefiting Esopus camps. This year, riders raised over $43,000 for Esopus camps, which is the most money raised by any single Century Ride in its history. | Visit The Esopus Century Ride Online


Molloy’s Class of 1984 was well represented during this year’s Esopus Century Ride. Pictured Back Row: Kevin Coughlin ‘84, Kevin M. Ferguson ‘84, and Mike Garvey ‘84. Bottom Row: Tony Maio ‘84 and AJ Power ‘84.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Representing Team USA in karate in July, Christy Dey ’16 came in second place in her division in a national competition held in Chicago. “I think this was my most enjoyable nationals,” said Christy. “I was so impressed and enjoying my teammates victories that I truly enjoyed my sport.” Christy has since gone on to win a silver medal at the Junior Level in karate at the 2019 Pan Am Games. (Photo courtesy of Sonny Lopez Photography)

 

 


In August, Rosalyn Gold-Onwude ’05 announced on Twitter that she would be hosting ESPN’s First Take program, filling in for host Molly Qerim, for a series of shows that will run through September. In this role, Ros covers the biggest sports topics of the day alongside co-hosts Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman. First Take airs on ESPN Monday through Friday from 10:00am until noon. Good luck, Ros! (Photo courtesy of Rosalyn Gold-Onwude via Instagram; @rosgo21)

 

 

 

 


Tim Jegle ’83 is collecting stories about the late Br. Ron Marcellin ’52 for a book he is working on. Tim shares that Br. Ron had a tremendous impact on his life, and he believes many other Stanners can say the same. “I just want to pass these stories on and to honor our friend Br. Ron. This could benefit alumni, present students, or even people who never went to Molloy,” said Tim. If you would like to share a personal story involving Br. Ron Marcellin, contact Tim at timjegle@hotmail.com.

 


Joe Corello ’52 and his wife Lillian recently celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary with a Mediterranean Cruise. During the trip, Joe and Lillian celebrated Mass at Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga in Málaga, Spain.

 

 

 

 

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Russell T. Garofalo ’87, who passed away on February 24, 2019. | Memorial Page

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Barbara A. King (9/30/42-1/23/19), mother of Gerard A. King ’81 and Kevin P. King ’82. Barbara’s remarkable life included working many fall dances at molloy with Br. Terence Jones. She took great pride in her religion and raised her four sons, Gerard, Kevin, John, and Brian in a loving Catholic household. She taught them to be good, kind, generous, responsible, and loving men. Please keep Barabara and the King family in your prayers. | Click Here to Read Remembrance


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  • 9/13/25 | Alumni Retreat at Esopus (Welcoming Alumni from Classes of 2010-2023)
    10/26/25 | Luncheon of Champions: Celebrating 25 Years of Softball
    11/8/25 | Stanner Alumni Reunion: Welcoming Classes Ending in 0 & 5

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    10/24/25 | Molloy Oktoberfest

    Feast of St. Marcellin Champagnat

    Blessings as we reflect on the Feast Day of St. Marcellin Champagnat (June 6th). One hundred and eighty-five years ago, Marcellin died at the age of fifty-nine. As a young priest, serving in the small rural French hamlet of LaValla, he quickly came to realize that the poor country children of his surrounding area had no hope of a future as there were no schools. More alarming to him was his concern that many of those young people lacked a basic understanding of our faith. With no money and two young recruits, he began the Marist Brothers on January 2, 1817. His dream of educating young people to become “good Christians and good Citizens” quickly grew. Today that dream continues to inspire many young people in 81 countries around our world. 

    As we celebrate Champagnat, our USA Province is blessed to be able to welcome twenty-five Lay Marists who will formally commit to being a Marist of Champagnat as well as those Lay Marists who recently completed our new Pathway 1 program. We are further blessed to be soon welcoming three postulants into our USA Marist Brother Formation Program in September.

    From the earliest days of our founding, St Marcellin entrusted the needs of all our Brothers, Lay Marists, young people and our many schools and programs to Mary, our Good Mother. He knew that under her protection, all our unspoken prayers and needs would be met. 

    Let us continue to entrust all the needs of our Marist world to the sacred heart of Mary. May she continue to watch over our Marist world and all of us that are graced to be part of it.

    With Gratitude and Blessings,

    Br. Dan O'Riordan '85, US Provincial


    Interested in becoming more involved as a Lay Marist? Contact Maureen Hagan at mhagan8486@gmail.com.

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    Attention recent alumni! Photo galleries from all Attention recent alumni! Photo galleries from all the Class of 2025 events are now available on our flickr! Go to the link in our bio to see photos from Graduation, the Senior BBQ, the Graduation Liturgy, and Senior Award Ceremony!
    This spring, three Stanners were presented with ce This spring, three Stanners were presented with certificates and monetary awards from the Juniper Valley Chapter of the Knights of Columbus! Dorothy Stravalle ’25, Jayden Chang ’27, and Adhisha Nawagamuwa ’28 were named winners in the Knights of Columbus Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest, which encourages students to become more connected to their community and their faith. Entrants are judged on writing style, grammar, and how clearly they present the annual theme in a way that showcases creativity, imagination, and overall development of the topic.

This year, the contest prompted students to consider “How the Church can evangelize in the digital age?” Multiple Molloy seniors, juniors, and sophomores submitted essays, with one student from each participating grade selected as a winner. As a winning senior, Dorothy was automatically entered into the New York State round of the competition, which she went on to win!

We extend our thanks To Rob Schnell ’79 and the Knights of Columbus #14578 – Juniper Valley Chapter for sponsoring the contest at Molloy. Congratulations Dorothy, Jayden, and Adhisha!
    Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Today we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people on June 19, 1865 in Galveston Bay, Texas. On that day, more than 250,000 African Americans were freed by executive decree, lending to the holiday’s alternate name, “Freedom Day.” By reflecting on the past, we advance towards a better future. Happy Juneteenth.
    Wishing everyone in our Molloy family a Happy Fath Wishing everyone in our Molloy family a Happy Father's Day! Have a wonderful day!
    Molloy recently celebrated its stellar Stanners du Molloy recently celebrated its stellar Stanners during its annual Academic Awards Night! Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, along with their families, gathered in the Jack Curran Gymnasium as our Administration presented a number of prestigious awards to honor academic achievement.
 
The event began with the National Honor Society induction ceremony, during which 126 juniors were welcomed into the esteemed program. Molloy’s chapter is named after PFC Louis E. Willet ‘63, a member of the Stanner Hall of Fame, and posthumous recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor for his extraordinary courage and sacrifice. Candles representing Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character were lit, and students recited the inductees pledge after they received their gold graduation hoods.
 
Principal’s List medals were presented to students that have earned an average of 99% or better throughout the school year, followed by Academic Excellence medals presented to students that have earned between a 95% and a 98.99%. A number of special awards and scholarships were announced as well, such as The Saint Michael’s College Book Award for Community Engagement, The St. Bonaventure University Bonnie Scholarship, and The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Rensselaer Medal. The highest performing students in each academic subject were also presented medals! 
 
The final awards of the night were the Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards, presented to the student with the highest GPA in each grade! Principal Dr. Darius Penikas congratulated each award winner, and encouraged them to “continue working, use your talents to help others, never stop your education, and always be kind.” Congratulations to all award recipients, and “Go Stanners!”
    Molloy is excited to announce 132 students are bei Molloy is excited to announce 132 students are being recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the 8th Annual Community Service Impact Awards! This program has been designed to connect student community service activities, skill development, and commitment to the Global Goals to transform our world. The Kroger Co. is presenting the 6th annual Zero Hero Awards to students for taking action to help create communities free of hunger and waste.

Schools with a collective student impact above 2,000 hours of service are recognized with a School Impact Award. Stanners have invested 17,351+ hours in community needs: earning the Ruby Award! Student volunteers from Molloy delivered the most impact for the issue of: Quality Education. Ms. Haslbauer, Molloy’s Campus Minister for Service, shares, “It's been wonderful to watch the number of students getting involved and giving up their time to help others in need grow more each year. To see so many Stanners receive recognition for the impact they're making in the community around them is inspiring and I'm so proud of them!”

The three-tier award program recognizes a range of student achievement: Merit for 30 hours, Honor for 60 hours and Ambassador for 100 hours of service this school year and special recognition for a focus on Zero Hunger and Zero Waste. To read the full story and see a list of awardees, visit molloyhs.org/news
    To kick off the last week of classes, here’s a v To kick off the last week of classes, here’s a video made by members of the Class of 2025! Thank you Alyssa Bisono ‘25, Christina Sbano ‘25, and Kristen Mussalli ‘25 for creating Molloy’s Senior Sign Out! Our recent graduates have made an impact, metaphorically signing their names onto Molloy’s history. Go Stanners!
    As senior year is full of so many special events, As senior year is full of so many special events, we wanted to highlight the Class of 2025 and its exciting past year! We hope all of our recent graduates look back on the year with only the fondest of memories, and that they remember they are always welcome back home on Manton Street!

*Envía Tu Espíritu performed by our very own Stanners!*
    Our Class of 2025 attended their first alumni even Our Class of 2025 attended their first alumni event on June 2nd, returning to Molloy for the Senior BBQ! Our recent graduates spent the afternoon on Stanner Field, signing each other’s yearbooks, reminiscing about their four years together, thanking their favorite faculty members, and playing games! Five lucky Stanners also won gift cards during a special raffle! 

The Senior BBQ is the first of many alumni events that our graduates are welcome to attend, and we can’t wait to see members of the Class of 2025 at our Thanksgiving Liturgy, Theater Reunion, or part of our Buzz Words Book Club, just to name a few! 

Congratulations once again to all our graduates!
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