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    Habemus Papam!

    With great joy, we join fellow Marists and Catholics around the world in celebrating the election of Pope Leo XIV as our new Holy Father. We pray for him as he begins this ministry as the Vicar of Christ and the Bishop of Rome. May he be for us a visible witness of living the Gospel and help heal the many divisions in our world. May he also keep our focus on those living on the peripheries and those who feel marginalized.

    In his first words to us, Pope Leo spoke of the peace that is the gift of the Lord Jesus. May God allow him the grace to bring that peace into the lives of so many who need us today. We ask God’s blessings on his journey ahead in leading our Church. --- Marist Brothers USA


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

    Links: MoC Website  | MoC Timeline

    molloyhs

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    On Thursday, May 8th, 18 student-athletes attended On Thursday, May 8th, 18 student-athletes attended Molloy’s College Athletics Signing Day! Friends and family cheered as each senior signed a national letter of intent to play their sport at their colleges and universities! The day highlighted our Stanner-athletes’ hard work and dedication through their four years at Molloy, and we can’t wait to watch their successes unfold during their college years! 
 
Congratulations to all our outstanding college-bound athletes:
 
Camille Munoz - Track & Field - U.S. Naval Academy
Garrett Ryan - Track & Field - SUNY Oneonta
Patrick DeSarno - Baseball - University at Albany
Noah Leon - Baseball - University of Mount St. Vincent
Dylan Payano - Baseball - SUNY Maritime College
Sean Kivlan - Basketball - SUNY Maritime College
Justin Munson - Basketball - St. Joseph University NY
Arianna Steele - Golf - Manhattan University
Kieran Meenan - Rugby - Mount St. Mary’s University
Daniela Peros - Soccer - Queens College
Milan Sliwa - Soccer - Hunter College
Marcella Polvere - Softball - Adelphi University
Faith Wagner - Softball - Adelphi University
Joshua Chariah - Swimming - Baruch College
Sean Garvey - Swimming -  Manhattan University
Sean Green - Swimming - University of Georgia
Mellanie Benitez - Tennis - Molloy University
Blaise Corozzo - Basketball - St. Joseph University NY
    On behalf of everyone at Molloy, we wish our Stann On behalf of everyone at Molloy, we wish our Stanner families and friends a Happy Mother's Day. Have a wonderful day!
    Night two of our Spring Concert Series showcased d Night two of our Spring Concert Series showcased dozens of Stanners from our Band, Chorus Ensemble, and String Ensemble – all directed by Mr. Daniel Jones! The evening’s theme, Around The World, offered our community an eclectic mix of music representing artists and cultures from many different countries. The Band led off with songs including Another One Bites the Dust by Queen (London), Suavemente by Elvis Crespo (Puerto Rico), and One Love by Bob Marley (Jamaica). The Chorus Ensemble performed songs including Stay by Rihanna (Barbados), No One by Alicia Keys (New York), and Every Praise by Hezikiah Walker (Brooklyn).

After intermission, the audience was treated to a unique fusion performance, blending Scottish bagpipes with South Korean and African drumming. During this section, Assistant Principal Mr. Cameron played the bagpipes, while Mr. Jones’s DLIMITZ drum band joined Molloy students for what was truly a unique performance! The evening progressed with more international flair, including a guitar duet segment featuring Somewhere Only We Know (Keane, London) and Howl’s Moving Castle (Joe Hisaishi and Youmi Kimura, Japan) performed by Imani Germano ’25 and Van Yao ’25, and Thinking Out Loud (Ed Sheeran) and Time to Say Goodbye (Andrea Bocelli) performed by the String Ensemble. The evening concluded with the Band returning to the stage to perform rock hits like 7 Nation Army (The White Stripes), Livin On A Prayer (Bon Jovi), and Rock With You (Michael Jackson).

It was a truly special night that highlighted Molloy’s evolving music program and the great progress Mr. Jones and his band have made in just one year. Congratulations to all performers on an amazing and memorable evening!
    During the week of April 28th, Molloy’s talented During the week of April 28th, Molloy’s talented musicians offered back-to-back evenings of exciting performances, as our Junior-Senior Chorus, Band, Chorus Ensemble, and String Ensemble presented our annual Spring Concert Series! Night one featured the Junior/Senior Chorus, directed by Mr. Jim Sheehan ’75. Many of the songs were from popular Broadway shows, including “Memory” from Cats, “All Good Gifts” from Godspell, “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables, and numerous selections from West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, Little Women, Oklahoma!, and Wicked. The evening spotlighted many outstanding soloists and duet performances, as well as a set performed by Mr. Ken Farnum’s MultiQuire, which featured singers from Fordham Prep, Fordham University, and Molloy. The evening concluded with a medley of popular tunes by The Beatles. Thank you to Mr. Sheehan, Mr. Farnum, and all our performers for a wonderful evening!
    Happy Teacher Appreciation Day (and week!) to Moll Happy Teacher Appreciation Day (and week!) to Molloy’s amazing faculty and staff! Each teacher here works so hard to make our Stanners feel known and loved while giving them a quality Catholic Marist education. Although only some members of our faculty could be highlighted in these photos, we appreciate every single one for all that they do here at Molloy!
    Happy National Nurses Day to Molloy's School Nurse Happy National Nurses Day to Molloy's School Nurse, Ms. Maria Gallagher! We appreciate all that you do for everyone at our school. Thank you for being the kind, compassionate, hardworking nurse that you are!
    12 juniors and seniors were inducted into the Ray 12 juniors and seniors were inducted into the Ray Egan Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society on Wednesday, April 30th! The Molloy chapter is named after the late Mr. Raymond Egan, who taught at Molloy from the early 1960s into the 2000s. Mr. Egan was a Social Studies teacher, moderator of The Stanner newspaper, Chairperson of the History Department, and a beloved educator who cared deeply about his students.
 
Current Rho Kappa President Nick Vlachos ‘25 welcomed the inductees, and explained that members of this honor society are people who embody the ideals of “truth, knowledge, wisdom, and service.” Next, Secretary Gurpreet Heir ‘25 led the group in a Rho Kappa pledge, where they all promised to serve Molloy and their communities as strong leaders. Gurpreet and Vice President Melina Tobar ‘25 then handed each new member a pin and certificate, officially making them members of Rho Kappa!
 
Ms. Jennifer Lamb, moderator of Rho Kappa at Molloy, says, “I am very proud of the current cohort's efforts in their service project for this year - a historical study of the school's pivot to coeducation in 2000 and in their planning and execution of the induction ceremony.” Thank you, Ms. Lamb, and congratulations to all inductees!
    Molloy held its annual Junior Leadership Liturgy o Molloy held its annual Junior Leadership Liturgy on Tuesday, April 29th. Members of the Class of 2026 gathered together, celebrated Mass, and received their class rings and leadership pins to officially mark them as rising leaders of our school!
 
Senior Jessie-Jaymes Lee ‘25 welcomed students and their families with an introductory speech, sharing her experience at Molloy. She told our juniors, “Every lesson, interaction, and experience you have here is a stepping stone to wherever life takes you in the future,” and reminded them to “savor every moment because it could be something that changes your life forever.” She encouraged the soon-to-be seniors to truly embrace the leadership position they will step into, because “they are all more than capable of doing so.” Our Celebrant, Fr. Anthony Rosado, reflected on being a leader, saying it means understanding that others look up to and follow you. He said there are stages to being a student in high school, and it is now time for the juniors to rise up and be a leader for others. Junior Alex Lopez ‘26 reflected on this next stage, saying the “five Marist Pillars will be able to help guide all of us to have a successful senior year,” and that it is important to keep in mind that underclassmen will now be looking to them for guidance.
 
Principal Dr. Darius Penikas says that everyone is a student leader, because we can all lead by example, but we are also always learning and growing. We are so excited to see how the Class of 2026 spends their senior year, learning and growing and leading others!
    On March 29, 2025, many returned to Molloy to cele On March 29, 2025, many returned to Molloy to celebrate 100 Years of Stanner Track & Field! A celebration first initiated by our dedicated Track & Field coaches, especially Mr. Dylan Dombrowski ’07 and the retired Mr. Joe Dombrowski, the event welcomed nearly 300 alumni spanning at least seven decades.

The celebration began with a reception in the Captain Anthony Marsloe ’29 Gym. It was here new large-scale Track & Field record boards were unveiled! The boards list the top performances in Freshman and Varsity Cross Country, as well as many Indoor and Outdoor relays and individual events.

Later, attendees moved to the Jack Curran Gym for dinner and the evening’s main program. Br. Dan O’Riordan ’85, US Provincial, led the crowd in prayer. Br. Dan not only ran track as a student, but he later coached alongside greats like Br. Bob Andrews and Br. Aquinas Richard ’43. After prayer, retired coach Joe Dombrowski and his son and current coach Dylan highlighted the legacy of St. Ann’s / Molloy Track & Field. The Dombrowskis then highlighted just some of the many program achievements over the years including: 16 titles in Catholic high school Cross Country with four individual champions; 48 varsity CHSAA City Team Championships; 9-straight Intersectional Championships in the 1960s; triple crowns in 1964, 1973, and 1976; and many, many more!

Other speakers included retired coach Frank Gambino ’74, Fred Ammann ’68, Kevin Kearney ’73, Coach AJ Power ‘84, and Executive Director of Development Craig Katinas ’93. Speeches reflected on different eras of Molloy Track & Field, the many memorable coaches, and the inclusion of the girl’s after Molloy went coed. 

A sincere thank you to Joe and Dylan Dombrowski, our dedicated track coaches, and all our alumni and friends who continue to hold Track & Field near and dear to their hearts!

Read the full story and see all photos from the event by visiting the link in our bio!
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  • SAVE THE DATES:

    10/19/25 | Open House
    10/24/25 | Molloy Oktoberfest
    11/8/25 | Stanner Alumni Reunion

    Habemus Papam!

    With great joy, we join fellow Marists and Catholics around the world in celebrating the election of Pope Leo XIV as our new Holy Father. We pray for him as he begins this ministry as the Vicar of Christ and the Bishop of Rome. May he be for us a visible witness of living the Gospel and help heal the many divisions in our world. May he also keep our focus on those living on the peripheries and those who feel marginalized.

    In his first words to us, Pope Leo spoke of the peace that is the gift of the Lord Jesus. May God allow him the grace to bring that peace into the lives of so many who need us today. We ask God’s blessings on his journey ahead in leading our Church. --- Marist Brothers USA


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

    Links: MoC Website  | MoC Timeline

    molloyhs

    The official Instagram feed of Archbishop Molloy High School. Queens, New York.

    Archbishop Molloy High School
    On Thursday, May 8th, 18 student-athletes attended On Thursday, May 8th, 18 student-athletes attended Molloy’s College Athletics Signing Day! Friends and family cheered as each senior signed a national letter of intent to play their sport at their colleges and universities! The day highlighted our Stanner-athletes’ hard work and dedication through their four years at Molloy, and we can’t wait to watch their successes unfold during their college years! 
 
Congratulations to all our outstanding college-bound athletes:
 
Camille Munoz - Track & Field - U.S. Naval Academy
Garrett Ryan - Track & Field - SUNY Oneonta
Patrick DeSarno - Baseball - University at Albany
Noah Leon - Baseball - University of Mount St. Vincent
Dylan Payano - Baseball - SUNY Maritime College
Sean Kivlan - Basketball - SUNY Maritime College
Justin Munson - Basketball - St. Joseph University NY
Arianna Steele - Golf - Manhattan University
Kieran Meenan - Rugby - Mount St. Mary’s University
Daniela Peros - Soccer - Queens College
Milan Sliwa - Soccer - Hunter College
Marcella Polvere - Softball - Adelphi University
Faith Wagner - Softball - Adelphi University
Joshua Chariah - Swimming - Baruch College
Sean Garvey - Swimming -  Manhattan University
Sean Green - Swimming - University of Georgia
Mellanie Benitez - Tennis - Molloy University
Blaise Corozzo - Basketball - St. Joseph University NY
    On behalf of everyone at Molloy, we wish our Stann On behalf of everyone at Molloy, we wish our Stanner families and friends a Happy Mother's Day. Have a wonderful day!
    Night two of our Spring Concert Series showcased d Night two of our Spring Concert Series showcased dozens of Stanners from our Band, Chorus Ensemble, and String Ensemble – all directed by Mr. Daniel Jones! The evening’s theme, Around The World, offered our community an eclectic mix of music representing artists and cultures from many different countries. The Band led off with songs including Another One Bites the Dust by Queen (London), Suavemente by Elvis Crespo (Puerto Rico), and One Love by Bob Marley (Jamaica). The Chorus Ensemble performed songs including Stay by Rihanna (Barbados), No One by Alicia Keys (New York), and Every Praise by Hezikiah Walker (Brooklyn).

After intermission, the audience was treated to a unique fusion performance, blending Scottish bagpipes with South Korean and African drumming. During this section, Assistant Principal Mr. Cameron played the bagpipes, while Mr. Jones’s DLIMITZ drum band joined Molloy students for what was truly a unique performance! The evening progressed with more international flair, including a guitar duet segment featuring Somewhere Only We Know (Keane, London) and Howl’s Moving Castle (Joe Hisaishi and Youmi Kimura, Japan) performed by Imani Germano ’25 and Van Yao ’25, and Thinking Out Loud (Ed Sheeran) and Time to Say Goodbye (Andrea Bocelli) performed by the String Ensemble. The evening concluded with the Band returning to the stage to perform rock hits like 7 Nation Army (The White Stripes), Livin On A Prayer (Bon Jovi), and Rock With You (Michael Jackson).

It was a truly special night that highlighted Molloy’s evolving music program and the great progress Mr. Jones and his band have made in just one year. Congratulations to all performers on an amazing and memorable evening!
    During the week of April 28th, Molloy’s talented During the week of April 28th, Molloy’s talented musicians offered back-to-back evenings of exciting performances, as our Junior-Senior Chorus, Band, Chorus Ensemble, and String Ensemble presented our annual Spring Concert Series! Night one featured the Junior/Senior Chorus, directed by Mr. Jim Sheehan ’75. Many of the songs were from popular Broadway shows, including “Memory” from Cats, “All Good Gifts” from Godspell, “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables, and numerous selections from West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, Little Women, Oklahoma!, and Wicked. The evening spotlighted many outstanding soloists and duet performances, as well as a set performed by Mr. Ken Farnum’s MultiQuire, which featured singers from Fordham Prep, Fordham University, and Molloy. The evening concluded with a medley of popular tunes by The Beatles. Thank you to Mr. Sheehan, Mr. Farnum, and all our performers for a wonderful evening!
    Happy Teacher Appreciation Day (and week!) to Moll Happy Teacher Appreciation Day (and week!) to Molloy’s amazing faculty and staff! Each teacher here works so hard to make our Stanners feel known and loved while giving them a quality Catholic Marist education. Although only some members of our faculty could be highlighted in these photos, we appreciate every single one for all that they do here at Molloy!
    Happy National Nurses Day to Molloy's School Nurse Happy National Nurses Day to Molloy's School Nurse, Ms. Maria Gallagher! We appreciate all that you do for everyone at our school. Thank you for being the kind, compassionate, hardworking nurse that you are!
    12 juniors and seniors were inducted into the Ray 12 juniors and seniors were inducted into the Ray Egan Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society on Wednesday, April 30th! The Molloy chapter is named after the late Mr. Raymond Egan, who taught at Molloy from the early 1960s into the 2000s. Mr. Egan was a Social Studies teacher, moderator of The Stanner newspaper, Chairperson of the History Department, and a beloved educator who cared deeply about his students.
 
Current Rho Kappa President Nick Vlachos ‘25 welcomed the inductees, and explained that members of this honor society are people who embody the ideals of “truth, knowledge, wisdom, and service.” Next, Secretary Gurpreet Heir ‘25 led the group in a Rho Kappa pledge, where they all promised to serve Molloy and their communities as strong leaders. Gurpreet and Vice President Melina Tobar ‘25 then handed each new member a pin and certificate, officially making them members of Rho Kappa!
 
Ms. Jennifer Lamb, moderator of Rho Kappa at Molloy, says, “I am very proud of the current cohort's efforts in their service project for this year - a historical study of the school's pivot to coeducation in 2000 and in their planning and execution of the induction ceremony.” Thank you, Ms. Lamb, and congratulations to all inductees!
    Molloy held its annual Junior Leadership Liturgy o Molloy held its annual Junior Leadership Liturgy on Tuesday, April 29th. Members of the Class of 2026 gathered together, celebrated Mass, and received their class rings and leadership pins to officially mark them as rising leaders of our school!
 
Senior Jessie-Jaymes Lee ‘25 welcomed students and their families with an introductory speech, sharing her experience at Molloy. She told our juniors, “Every lesson, interaction, and experience you have here is a stepping stone to wherever life takes you in the future,” and reminded them to “savor every moment because it could be something that changes your life forever.” She encouraged the soon-to-be seniors to truly embrace the leadership position they will step into, because “they are all more than capable of doing so.” Our Celebrant, Fr. Anthony Rosado, reflected on being a leader, saying it means understanding that others look up to and follow you. He said there are stages to being a student in high school, and it is now time for the juniors to rise up and be a leader for others. Junior Alex Lopez ‘26 reflected on this next stage, saying the “five Marist Pillars will be able to help guide all of us to have a successful senior year,” and that it is important to keep in mind that underclassmen will now be looking to them for guidance.
 
Principal Dr. Darius Penikas says that everyone is a student leader, because we can all lead by example, but we are also always learning and growing. We are so excited to see how the Class of 2026 spends their senior year, learning and growing and leading others!
    On March 29, 2025, many returned to Molloy to cele On March 29, 2025, many returned to Molloy to celebrate 100 Years of Stanner Track & Field! A celebration first initiated by our dedicated Track & Field coaches, especially Mr. Dylan Dombrowski ’07 and the retired Mr. Joe Dombrowski, the event welcomed nearly 300 alumni spanning at least seven decades.

The celebration began with a reception in the Captain Anthony Marsloe ’29 Gym. It was here new large-scale Track & Field record boards were unveiled! The boards list the top performances in Freshman and Varsity Cross Country, as well as many Indoor and Outdoor relays and individual events.

Later, attendees moved to the Jack Curran Gym for dinner and the evening’s main program. Br. Dan O’Riordan ’85, US Provincial, led the crowd in prayer. Br. Dan not only ran track as a student, but he later coached alongside greats like Br. Bob Andrews and Br. Aquinas Richard ’43. After prayer, retired coach Joe Dombrowski and his son and current coach Dylan highlighted the legacy of St. Ann’s / Molloy Track & Field. The Dombrowskis then highlighted just some of the many program achievements over the years including: 16 titles in Catholic high school Cross Country with four individual champions; 48 varsity CHSAA City Team Championships; 9-straight Intersectional Championships in the 1960s; triple crowns in 1964, 1973, and 1976; and many, many more!

Other speakers included retired coach Frank Gambino ’74, Fred Ammann ’68, Kevin Kearney ’73, Coach AJ Power ‘84, and Executive Director of Development Craig Katinas ’93. Speeches reflected on different eras of Molloy Track & Field, the many memorable coaches, and the inclusion of the girl’s after Molloy went coed. 

A sincere thank you to Joe and Dylan Dombrowski, our dedicated track coaches, and all our alumni and friends who continue to hold Track & Field near and dear to their hearts!

Read the full story and see all photos from the event by visiting the link in our bio!
    Load More Follow on Instagram
    Gillian Leasunia Katoanga '21
    Dr. Darius Penikas
    Michael Cawley Memorial Foundation
    Joshua Chariah '25
    2024-25 Boys Basketball All-Stars
    2024-25 Girls Basketball All-Stars
    James Shannon '83
    Ed Kull '99
    Moses Brown '18
    Julia Goncalves '23
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