2024 SUMMER CAMPS
Instructional Sports Camps |
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Session I (June 24 – June 28) |
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5 – 10 |
Boys |
$325 |
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5 – 10 |
Boys |
$325 |
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6 – 10 |
Girls |
$325 |
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5 – 10 |
Girls |
$325 |
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6 – 9 |
Girls |
$325 |
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9 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$375 |
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6 – 10 |
Boys/Girls |
$325 |
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Session II (July 8 – July 12) |
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6 – 10 |
Boys |
$395 |
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6 – 10 |
Boys |
$250 |
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5 – 10 |
Girls |
$325 |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$395 |
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6 – 10 |
Girls |
$325 |
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9 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$325 |
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5 – 10 |
Boys |
$325 |
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8 – 12 |
Boys |
$325 |
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Session III (July 15 – July 19) |
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5 – 10 |
Boys |
$325 |
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5 – 9 |
Girls |
$325 |
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5 – 10 |
Boys |
$325 |
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5 – 10 |
Girls |
$395 |
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8 – 10 |
Girls |
$250 |
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*NEW SESSION ADDED* (July 22 – July 25) |
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8 – 9 |
Boys |
$395 |
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Enrichment Summer Camps |
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Camp |
Grades |
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June 20 – June 23 |
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10 |
Boys/Girls |
$395 |
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June 20 – June 23 |
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11 |
Boys/Girls |
$475 |
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June 25 – June 28 |
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12 |
Boys/Girls |
$485 |
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June 30 – July 3 |
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7-9 |
Boys/Girls |
$375 |
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Sessions I, II & III (June 24 – July 19) |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$925 |
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Session I (June 24 – June 28) |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$325 |
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12 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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6 – 9 |
Boys/Girls |
$375 |
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Session II (July 8 – July 12) |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$325 |
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12 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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6-9 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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Session III (July 15- July 19) |
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6 – 12 |
Boys/Girls |
$325 |
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12 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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5 – 8 |
Boys/Girls |
$295 |
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5 – 9 |
Boys/Girls |
$375 |
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Details found below.
Art Camp
Students in grades 6-12
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
This camp encourages students to explore the creative imagination within themselves while experimenting with ebony pencils, watercolor, clay, markers and colored pencils. Some of this material is used in unusual ways. Additionally, surprise art supplies are added in.
Baseball Camp
Boys in Grades 5-10
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
Let us take you out to the ballgame. Spend a week with the Kellenberg Memorial baseball program learning the fundamentals of our national pastime. The camp will focus on everything you need to know about the game we love from pitching and catching to hitting and baserunning. Participants will also be able to involve themselves in games, evaluation sessions and interact with some great Kellenberg baseball alumni. Campers will need a glove, helmet, and a bat. Cleats are optional.
Boys Lacrosse Camp
Boys in Grades 5-10
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
The Boys lacrosse camp allows players an opportunity to sharpen their skills both individually by position and as a member of a team. We dedicate time to positional drills for attack, midfield, faceoff specialists, goalies, and defenders while also letting the players showcase their skills in team games and competitions such as the fastest shot competition. Based on their age, players will perform drills that will prepare them to compete at the middle school and/or high school levels followed by full-field scrimmages each day. Players will be coached by the Kellenberg lacrosse staff alongside current varsity players and recent graduates currently competing at the collegiate level. Campers will need a stick, helmet, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves, a mouth piece, sneakers, and molded cleats.
Culinary Camp I
Students in Grades 6-12
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
This camp focuses on the fundamentals of food preparation, cooking and baking, planning daily meals, creating a recipe book of camp favorites, and decorating your own apron. Each camper will experience the complete preparation of each meal and ultimately eat it, enjoying the fruits of their labor! If you feel like you may be a future chef or just like to dabble in the kitchen, join us at Culinary camp!
Dance Camp
Girls in Grades 6-10
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
Dance camp places an emphasis on learning choreography, dance terminology, and enhancing technique. We will conduct icebreaker games, light conditioning, “pom” workouts, and choreography workshops given by our Kellenberg dance coaches. Campers will need to wear sneakers and may bring jazz shoes for technique workshops. This camp is a great opportunity to learn more about dance styles and the dance program here at Kellenberg.
Mastering the College App Essay I
Students in Grade 12
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
This camp is a writing workshop for students of all writing abilities and focuses on all aspects of the college entrance essay writing process, such as meeting deadlines and schedules, incorporating popular topics, approaching the narrative, and formulating an essay.
Girls Soccer Camp
Girls in Grades 5-10
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
This camp will provide players with a rounded soccer experience covering a broad range of soccer techniques, skills, and tactics. Players will be challenged at an appropriate level while receiving instruction in a fun and positive environment. Campers will need soccer cleats and shin guards.
Girls Volleyball Camp
Girls in Grades 6-9
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM-12 PM
This camp focuses on the basic fundamentals of serving, setting, passing, blocking, attacking, team concepts, and offensive and defensive skills. Campers will need sneakers. Knee pads are optional. Please note: this camp is conducted on indoor and outdoor courts.
Golf Camp
Students in Grades 9-12
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 1 PM – 6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM – 2 PM
The Kellenberg Golf camp is for High School golfers who aspire to learn how to play or who are already playing competitive golf., This Summer Golf Camp is the perfect way to elevate their game. This one week camp is designed and supervised by Chris Alfalla, Head Coach of the Boys Golf Team at Kellenberg Memorial High School and will be hosted by X-Golf in Westbury. This camp will incorporate their state-of-the-art simulator equipment. The week-long experience will focus on short game instruction and practice, mid and long iron practice, driver swing vs the iron swing, and finally, we will end each day with a full round of simulator golf.
STEM Adventure Camp
Students in Grades 6-9
Session I June 24-June 28
Please note specific times for each day
- Monday – Tuesday: 1 PM – 6 PM
- Wednesday – Friday: 9 AM – 2 PM
Participants will travel to different locations across Long Island to witness STEM in the real world. They will get hands-on experience with all different aspects of STEM. From museums, to adventure parks, and even the Zoo, participants will see the science of everything around them!
Tennis Camp
Students in Grades 6-10
Session I June 24-June 28
Monday – Tuesday: 3PM – 6PM
Wednesday – Friday: 9AM – 12PM
This camp is designed for beginners and intermediate tennis players. Beginner campers will learn the basic fundamentals for grips, stroke production, balance and fitness. Focus will be given on basic strategies through team building activities and group tennis games.
Intermediate camp section is geared toward players who can sustain a rally and know the fundamentals of the game. Camp will include stroke instruction, footwork drills and games, point play situations for singles and doubles, as well as serving fundamentals.
Campers will be divided by skill and age levels. All campers are required to bring their own racket, wear comfortable athletic clothing and tennis sneakers.
Boys Basketball Camps (1 & 2)
Boys Basketball I
Boys in Grades 6-10
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-3PM
Boys Basketball II
Boys in Grades 6-10
Session II July 8- July 12
3:30PM-5:30PM
These camps focus on both individual and team skills providing a fun but constructive atmosphere. There is instruction on all areas of the game of basketball including ball handling and dribbling control, shooting, rebounding, passing, etc. Campers will also be introduced to offensive and defensive play systems and utilize their individual skills in team scrimmages. The campers are instructed from the program coaches and recent alumni players. The camp provides skills and techniques to take home to continue to improve their game.
Culinary Camp II
Students in Grades 6-12
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
This camp focuses on the fundamentals of food preparation, cooking and baking, planning daily meals, creating a recipe book of camp favorites, and decorating your own apron. Each camper will experience the complete preparation of each meal and ultimately eat it, enjoying the fruits of their labor! If you feel like you may be a future chef or just like to dabble in the kitchen, join us at Culinary camp!
Girls Lacrosse Camp
Girls in Grades 5-10
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
This camp welcomes all players of varying skill levels! The coaching staff starts off with fundamentals and gauges what level of play each girl is at. Based on grade and skill level, the girls are divided into groups for stick work, footwork, shooting, dodging, arc work, game concepts, speed work, quickness, etc. We always have a goalie coach on staff as well for our camper goaltenders to get some personalized instruction! A variety of games are played towards the end of each day starting out small (3 v 2, 5 v 4, 7 v 7) and working our way up to full-field games. Our last day of camp is filled with individual and team competitions which brings out a fun, competitive spirit to the day! No equipment will be provided. Field players will need sticks, goggles, and mouthpieces. Goaltenders will need a stick, helmet, mouthpiece, as well as all required safety gear such as a chest protector and proper padding.
Hiking Camp
Students in Grades 6-12
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-3PM
The Kellenberg hiking camp focuses on the exploration of the many beautiful state, county, and local parks that we enjoy on Long Island as well as in Rockland and Westchester counties. The camp is geared towards both introductory and experienced hikers who are looking to improve their endurance and hiking ability. Over the course of the week, hikers will learn how to read a trail map, follow markers, and important mountain edict. They will experience beautiful panoramic views of the various lakes, valleys, and the Catskill mountains. The week begins with an introductory hike on Long Island and concludes on Friday with a longer hike in Rockland County, NY.
Long Island History Camp
Students in Grades 5-9
Session III July 15 – July 19
9AM-2PM
Long Island History Camp focuses on the rich history of our neighborhoods and the treasures that can be found right in our backyards! Join us as we venture out each day on historical field trips packed with interactive lessons, guided tours, and the sights and sounds of history. Lunch will be eaten each day on the grounds of some of the most beautiful locations Long Island has to offer! Past sites have included Sagamore Hill, Oheka Castle, Vanderbilt Museum, Old Bethpage Village Restoration, Sands Point Preserve, Coe Hall, Washington’s Spy Trail, and much more! All students should wear sneakers and weather appropriate clothing for guided walks and tours. Lunch will be provided.
Mastering the College App Essay II
Students in Grade 12
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
This camp is a writing workshop for students of all writing abilities and focuses on all aspects of the college entrance essay writing process, such as meeting deadlines and schedules, incorporating popular topics, approaching the narrative, and formulating an essay.
Robotics Camp
Students in Grades 6-9
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
Each day students will focus on the different aspects of building a robot. One day will be dedicated to designing, building, coding and driving a robot that they collaborate on in groups. At the end of the week students will compete as teams against each other with the robot they made. Students will leave with hands-on experience that will help them in a future of competing on a Robotics Team.
Softball Camp
Girls in Grades 6-10
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
The KMHS Softball Program brings a legacy of success and tradition. The Varsity team at KMHS has been ranked in the top 25 of “AA” High School Softball teams in NYS for 10 of the past 11 seasons. The program boasts 5 NSCHSGAA League Titles and 3 NYS Catholic League Championships. The KMHS Softball Camp is led by a long established coaching staff with the Head Coach, Mr. Ken Conrade. The assistant coaches and staff are all former college players, current college players and / or current players in the high school program.
The camp seeks to develop both the physical and mental skills of the players by focusing on skill specifics in offense, defense and baserunning. An emphasis is placed on proper throwing and receiving mechanics since they are the foundations of the game. Players will also receive clear instruction on why certain methods are preferred over others, and how they can best continue to improve their game. Some pitching and catching development are also emphasized during the camp. Game play is also an aspect of the camp affording players the opportunity to apply their skills and learn from the outcomes found in competition. Players who attend the camp should have a bat, glove and helmet for proper participation.
Track and Field Experience Camp
Students in Grades 9-12
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
Campers will be introduced to all varieties of spring and distance running, training-proper drills, base training, intervals, speed-work, hill work, and form work. Campers will be individually analyzed and coached. Campers will be treated to first hand competitive athletic experiences through lectures by current and former NCAA athletes.
Wrestling Camp
Boys in Grades 5-10
Session II July 8- July 12
9AM-12PM
The Kellenberg wrestling camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of the sport of wrestling in a fun environment and to challenge wrestlers to develop more advanced techniques. The week will consist of the basic skills needed to improve their wrestling abilities including takedowns, escapes, and pinning combinations. These skills will be reinforced through drills, games, and live wrestling. Each camper will receive individual wrestling instruction from the Kellenberg coaching staff, current wrestlers, and alumni college wrestlers. In addition, we will have competitions and daily games throughout the week.
Boys Soccer Camp
Boys in Grades 5-10
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
This camp provides players a rounded soccer experience covering a broad range of soccer techniques, skills, and tactics. The focus at the beginning of the week is on basic defending and attacking principles, then to the speed of play, while incorporating small-sided games, full scrimmages, and ending the week with some fun. Players will be challenged at an appropriate level while receiving instruction in a positive environment. Campers will need soccer cleats, shin guards, water, and sneakers in case of inclement weather.
Cheerleading Camp
Girls in Grades 5-9
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
This camp focuses on cheerleading techniques, motions, jumps, stunts for all levels from beginner to advanced, dance techniques, sideline cheerleading, and choreography. Campers will need sneakers, shorts, and a t-shirt.
Culinary Camp III
Students in Grades 6-12
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
This camp focuses on the fundamentals of food preparation, cooking and baking, planning daily meals, creating a recipe book of camp favorites, and decorating your own apron. Each camper will experience the complete preparation of each meal and ultimately eat it, enjoying the fruits of their labor! If you feel like you may be a future chef or just like to dabble in the kitchen, join us at Culinary camp!
Football Camp
Boys in Grades 5-10
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
Our football camp balances the drills and skills needed to thrive in high school and middle school football along with the fun and games our campers also need. We focus on individual position specific fundamentals for all offensive and defensive positions as well as team concepts that we use in our program. Each camper will be directly introduced into the basic foundations of our Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. Speed and Agility training is incorporated into our drills. In addition,there are various enjoyable football competitions, games, and contests built into the week. Campers will be coached by the Kellenberg Football staff along with a number of our current varsity players and alumni who have moved on to the college playing ranks. Campers will need cleats.
Contact Prep Training Camp
Boys in Grades 8-9
*NEW SESSION ADDED* July 22 – July 25
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Campers will be coached by the Kellenberg Football staff and college level alumni through the same drills and schemes that we run across all levels of our program. Extra focus on proper tackling technique and keeping yourself safe while tackling will be emphasized during this week of camp. All campers will be instructed on offense and defense as well as special teams and will partake in a “game style” scrimmage on Thursday.
Campers are encouraged to bring their own football equipment. Campers who need any equipment (helmet, shoulder pads, practice pants, or knee pads) will be provided with them at no additional charge but must be returned at the end of the week . All campers will also need to bring sneakers, cleats and an extra shirt.
Girls Basketball Camp 1
Girls in Grades 5-10
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-3PM
This camp focuses on the fundamentals of basketball for all different skill levels. Members of the Girls Basketball Coaching Staff as well as players both past and present will provide a hands-on approach to helping each camper improve in every aspect of game – from shooting, dribbling, passing, rebounding. Those skills are put to test throughout the week during our camp competitions, games and scrimmages which emphasize teamwork and most importantly, having fun!
Girls Basketball Camp 2
Girls in Grades 8-10
Session III July 15- July 19
3:30PM-5:30PM
This camp focuses on position specific training as well as team orientated drills . Each camper will be introduced to a Girls Varsity Basketball type practice that will help prepare each camper for the next level of basketball.
Mastering the College App Essay III
Students in Grade 12
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
This camp is a writing workshop for students of all writing abilities and focuses on all aspects of the college entrance essay writing process, such as meeting deadlines and schedules, incorporating popular topics, approaching the narrative, and formulating an essay.
Science Lab Experience Camp
Students in Grades 5-8
Session III July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
Participants can experience the new technology of The Jim and Diane Rowen STEM Center while participating in numerous activities in the Science Lab Experience Camp. The camp will provide the participants with immersive learning experiences that will pique their interests in and enhance their knowledge of science and STEM. Participants will experience each of the five new labs; Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Science Olympiad, and the STEM Collab.
Strength and Conditioning Camp
Boys in Grades 8-12
Session II July 15- July 19
9AM-12PM
Strength and Conditioning Camp is an introductory level training clinic for students interested in becoming stronger, faster, and healthier. Proper technique, sports-specific exercises, conditioning drills, and dietary awareness are all key parts of our camp. With the use of Kellenberg’s weight room, new turf facilities, and classrooms for lecture presentations, our goal is to have our campers become more confident, comfortable, and safe on their journey to better health and athleticism.
Theater Workshop
Session I, II, & III
Students in Grades 6-12
- Mon., June 24 – Tue., June 25, 3 pm – 6 pm
- Wed., June 26 – Fri., June 28, 9 am – 3 pm
- July 8-July 12, 9 am-3 pm
- July 15- July 19, 9 am-3 pm
This camp focuses on improvisation, monologue study, speech skills, dance, and song study.
The camp will culminate with a live production. Family members and friends are invited to attend.
The Catholic Experience 1
KMHS Students Entering Grade 10 (Class of 2027)
Thursday, June 20 thru Sunday, June 23, 9 AM – 4 PM
Be a part of an experience that will deepen your faith through service, prayer, community, and the journey of growing in “One Heart & One Mind.” Over the course of these four faith-filled days, you will find yourself in both new and familiar settings as we travel around Long Island and take part in the Church living around us. You will also experience new ways you can live your faith and learn more about what it means to follow in the footsteps of Christ. Excursions include St. Agnes Cathedral, Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, and Stella Maris Retreat House. On Sunday, June 23rd at 9AM, please join us for Mass with your family at Kellenberg to begin your last day of Catholic Experience. Please feel free to reach out to mrobrien@kellenberg.org with any questions.
Catholic Experience 1 Highlight Video
The Catholic Experience 2
KMHS Students Entering Grade 11 (Class of 2026)
Thursday, June 20, 4 PM through Saturday, June 22, 6 PM
(spending the first two evenings overnight in Emmanuel)
Sunday, June 23 9AM-3PM
Take your faith to the next level! Each day is a different experience blending fun, faith and camaraderie! You will learn many different types of prayer through Adoration, Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, and the Holy Mass. Experiences include the 9/11 Memorial, Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, and an afternoon at Splish Splash Water Park. You will enjoy two overnights in Emmanuel Retreat House as well as communal dinners! On Sunday, June 23rd at 9AM, please join us for Mass with your family at Kellenberg to begin your last day of Catholic Experience 2. Please feel free to reach out to mrmoran@kellenberg.org with any questions.
The Catholic Experience 3
KMHS Students Entering Grade 12 (Class of 2025)
Tuesday, June 25, 4 PM through Friday, June 28, 2 PM
(spending three evenings overnight at Founder’s Hollow Retreat House)
This will be a powerful prayer experience for four days/three nights at Founder’s Hollow Retreat House in Accord, NY. This “experience” will include a trip to the Shrine of the North American Martyrs, Splashdown Beach Waterpark, and other explorations in the Hudson Valley. All of this plus the beautiful grounds of Founder’s Hollow with the lake, playing sports, and hiking. Enjoy the camaraderie of praying together, preparing meals, and celebrating the Catholic faith. Please feel free to reach out to mrmoran@kellenberg.org with any questions.
The Catholic Experience - Latin School
KMHS Students Entering Grades 7-9 (Class of 2028, 2029, 2030)
Sunday, June 30 through Wednesday, July 3 9AM-4PM
We invite you to this powerful prayer experience as you begin your faith journey at Kellenberg Memorial! This will allow you to keep your faith strong throughout the summer! These four days will allow you to experience your faith through service, prayer, community, and meet some new friends along the way! You will find yourself in both new and familiar settings as we travel around Long Island and take part in the Church living around us. Excursions include Our Lady of Lourdes (Malverne), Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, and Stella Maris Retreat House. On Sunday, June 30th at 9AM, please join us for Mass with your family at Kellenberg to begin your Catholic Experience Camp. Please feel free to reach out to mrbrennan@kellenberg.org with any questions.
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