Classical Education at Regina

At Regina Angelorum Academy is a private, Catholic grade school that offers a Classical Liberal Arts Education. Our course of study inspires and cultivates a deep love for classical studies.  We recognize the timeless value of Latin and Greek in shaping our students' intellectual and cultural horizons. Today, we are thrilled to share the news of our Regina Angelorum Academy Students were recently honored  by the Dr. Rudolph Masciantonio Fund for Classical Studies Click here for the article! We are proud to announce that several of our dedicated students have been recognized by the Dr. Rudolph Masciantonio Fund for Classical Studies. [...]

The Regina Angelorum Academy had another outstanding Declamation season this year.  The students spent a great deal of time memorizing their selections and polishing their vocal and physical delivery.  Learn more about our Declamation program by clicking here. On February 29th, we welcomed Mr. Joseph Grabowski and Mrs. Deanne Ferriera, Esq. as judges for the Regina Angelorum Declamation Contest.  The visiting judges were very impressed with each student’s delivery. Winners advanced on March 6th to the regional competition held at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown.  7th/8th Grade- Orations Winner Bella Lombardi (8th) "Crusade Rallying Speech of [...]

Principal Ann Coffey Summer break offers time to relax, have fun, travel and much more.  It is an opportunity to explore, learn, and make cherished memories with family and friends.  Our faith is central to our lives, not only September through June, but all year long.  The summer months provide a special and unique time to consider the value of our Catholic faith and the importance of Catholic education. Some of the greatest memories of summer are made in the warm sun, swimming in cool pools, and traveling to see friends and new places. While enjoying summer, here are [...]

During Advent, from December 17-23, the O Antiphons are sung during Evening Prayer. We recognize them in a modified version as they appear in the Advent hymn O Come, O Come Emmanuel. The Antiphons From Catholic Online: There are seven short verses sung before the Magnificat during Evening Prayer of the Church on the seven days before the vigil of Christmas. They each begin with the exclamation "O". Each of them ends with a plea for the Messiah to come. As Christmas approaches the cry becomes more urgent. The antiphons were composed in the seventh or eighth century when monks put [...]