Brophy College Preparatory

“Throughout the year, all-school liturgies are celebrated to highlight religious themes, holy days, and other observances.”

“Mass Dress is typically required for the following events: Convocation (new students only) Mass of the Holy Spirit Jesuit Heritage Mass Mass Celebrating the Immaculate Conception Transitions Mass”

“Annual Mass: Celebrate Jesuit heritage during Community Period at St. Francis Xavier Church.”

“Mass is offered in the chapel at least one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered in the chapel one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community, or by appointment with Brophy’s Jesuit community.”

“From late August to late May, Mass is offered in the chapel on the weekend at 10:00 a.m on Sundays.”

“Mass is offered in the chapel at least one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered in the chapel one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community, or by appointment with Brophy’s Jesuit community.”

“Additionally, during the seasons of Advent and Lent, students gather in the Brophy Chapel or elsewhere on campus to participate in communal Reconciliation services during their Religious Studies class.”

“Mass is offered in the chapel at least one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered in the chapel one lunch during the week as designated by the OFJ and Brophy’s Jesuit community, or by appointment with Brophy’s Jesuit community.”

“Students are always welcome and encouraged to meet with Brophy’s Chaplains to discuss their life and their faith”

“Group baptisms are on the second Sunday of each month (during the school year), after the 10 a.m. Mass. One of Brophy's Jesuits will preside.”

“Fr. William Muller, S.J. Vice President for Mission and Identity”

“Romley Hall serving as a residence for the Jesuit faculty and administration”

“English 8 semesters 4.0 credits Mathematics 8 semesters 4.0 credits Religious Studies 8 semesters 4.0 credits”

“2025-2026 Possible Course Offerings (elective offerings may vary depending on interest; 4 credits to graduate + 0.5 credit Ignatian Encounter)”

“CHRISTIAN ETHICS AND MORALITY REQUIRED-ONE SEMESTER The purpose of this junior course is to help students see God’s work in creation”

“INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY ELECTIVE-ONE SEMESTER This course provides a general consideration of human nature and the nature of the universe”

“These traits are not just aspirations for our students, they are the foundation for how we shape our curriculum, design our programs, and make operational decisions.”

“We form Men for Others committed to faith-filled lives of service and leadership through a Jesuit, Catholic, college preparatory education.”

“Freshmen: As mentioned above, freshmen participate in the mandatory Freshman Retreat early in the school year.”

“Sophomores: Sophomores are invited to experience the Magis Retreat. Sign up is required through the OFJ.”

“Juniors: The Kairos Retreat is a four-day retreat held at Manresa in Oak Creek Canyon facilitated by a team of students, faculty, and administrators.”

“All seniors experience a single-day retreat, the Fourth Day Retreat, through their mandatory Senior Ignatian Capstone Religious Studies course at Brophy’s Meadowbrook property”

“All seniors are invited to attend the annual Senior Retreat toward the end of the academic year”

“The ministry team offers experiences of all kinds (Catholic and interreligious) that help community members deepen and share their relationship with God.”

“rising sophomores arrange with the Coordinator of Justice Formation a Community Ministry Project (CMP)”

“rising juniors arrange with the Director of Ignatian Encounter to fulfill their service”

“Students are always welcome and encouraged to meet with Brophy’s Chaplains to discuss their life and their faith”

“Chris Birnbaum Assistant to the Office of Faith and Justice, Global Immersion Trip Coordinator Department: Office of Faith and Justice 602-264-5291 x6289”

“Examples include the Office of Equity and Inclusion, Prayer Leaders Ministry, the Advocacy Club, Dignity, and the Interfaith Coalition.”

“Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, Ushers, and Altar Servers Students interested in supporting worship and serving sacramental life in these ministries can sign up through the OFJ at the beginning of the school year”

“After having completed a particular service program, students are eligible to apply to serve as leaders in those programs through the Student Service Union.”

“At the beginning of each day, a community member offers prayer and intentions over the school’s P.A. system, and midday, following lunch, the community prays the Examen together to reflect upon God’s presence and our response to it in everyday life.”

“Completion of this project is required for promotion to junior year and eventual graduation. This requirement of at least 40 hours is typically fulfilled in either the fall or spring semester through the Loyola Project (LP), an after-school tutoring program held in partnership with local schools.”

“Juniors are required to complete a firsthand Ignatian Encounter of at least 40 hours.”

“LIVING THE PASCHAL MYSTERY REQUIRED-ONE SEMESTER The purpose of this junior course is to invite students to view the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus as God’s promise and call to humanity to create a more loving and just world. With the Gospels and Catholic Social Teaching documents as guide”

“The Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J. Office of Faith and Justice facilitates all programs related to campus ministry, Catholic Social Teaching and justice formation through encounter, awareness, and advocacy.”

“In partnership with the Jesuit-run Kino Border Initiative, students serve meals, meet migrants and staff members, and reflect on human dignity and solidarity.”

“These experiences encourage students to examine important social issues through the lens of Catholic social teaching and the Jesuit commitment to justice.”

“Through service and conversation with community organizations throughout Phoenix, students encounter issues related to poverty, homelessness, and social inequality within their own city.”

“Every year, for two weeks in the spring semester, the Brophy community takes an intense look at a specific justice issue, hosting speakers, workshops, and other activities”