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“Monthly Liturgies All students and faculty celebrate school Masses regularly.”

“Nov 5 2026 Liturgy (Regular Dismissal at 2:47 PM)”

“Dec 8 2026 Liturgy (Regular Dismissal at 2:47 PM)”

“Jan 14 2027 Liturgy (Regular Dismissal at 2:47 PM)”

“All students and faculty celebrate school Masses regularly. Special emphasis is placed on having all students participate in order to make our liturgies transformative experiences for students. Students serve as lectors, greeters, altar servers, and extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion.”

“Twice a year the Campus Ministry Department holds reconciliation services to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation for all students.”

“Twice a year the Campus Ministry Department holds reconciliation services to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation for all students.”

“Monthly Liturgies All students and faculty celebrate school Masses regularly.”

“All students and faculty celebrate school Masses regularly. Special emphasis is placed on having all students participate in order to make our liturgies transformative experiences for students. Students serve as lectors, greeters, altar servers, and extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion.”

“Course and Credit Requirements for Grades 9-12 Religion 4 English 4”

“The religion curriculum for 8th, 9th and 10th grade students builds on the fundamental elements of Church history, Sacred Scripture, and the sacraments. The 11th & 12th grade curriculum prepares students to contemplate their personal moral development in light of Catholic social teaching and the complex world into which they will graduate.”

“History of Religion fulfills a state required social studies credit and the grade is part of the TOPS”

“A basic introduction to the philosophy of religion. The class is a seminar, with the expectation that students will keep up with the reading and actively engage in discussions. The course will focus on philosophical treatment of the more pressing issues in the philosophy of religion including arguments for the existence of God”

“Students are challenged to internalize Catholic Christian morality and develop the conscience that will properly guide them as they enter the adult world. The course emphasizes masculine spiritual development as a framework for moral decision-making. Students will be introduced to the 7 themes of Catholic social teaching along with recent Church history and documents.”

“We need teachers to help students discover the mystery of God’s self-revelation in all branches of learning, and we need classrooms, campus facilities, and even exterior spaces to be rich in images and symbols that evoke our Catholic faith.”

“The mission of Catholic High School is to form young men by instilling the Gospel in a sanctuary committed to holistic education through religious values, personal attention, friendly discipline, and academic excellence, according to Catholic tradition and the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.”

“Catholic High School focuses on providing young men with a holistic education that focuses on academic excellence rooted in religious values, friendly discipline, and personal attention.”

“Each year, the campus ministry team plans, organizes and leads both domestic and international mission trips for CHS students.”

“Each October, seniors participate in an overnight closed retreat in order to set the tone for their final year at Catholic High. Students in grades 8, 9, 10 and 11 participate in one-day retreats, with special attention given to the needs of each age group.”

“In order to receive a Catholic High diploma, a senior must complete credit requirements, participate in the senior retreat, and complete his Religion IV service requirement.”

“Campus Ministers Scott Losavio '95 Teacher - Religion, Campus Minister, Moderator - Student Ministry and Christian Service Patrick Dulaney '92 Teacher - Religion, Assistant Campus Minister, Moderator - Athletic Retreats, Student Ministry, Esports Pegeen Romero Teacher - Religion, Department Chair - Religion, Assistant Campus Minister, Moderator - Student Ministry Margo Otterstetter”

“Trey Poche '13 Teacher - Religion, Assistant Campus Minister, Moderator - Student Ministry Anabella Rawls Teacher - Religion, Head Coach - Tennis, Assistant Campus Minister, Moderator - Student Ministry”

“Throughout the year, student ministers serve as liturgical ministers, mentors to the eighth and ninth graders through monthly meetings, ministers at school retreats and leaders of morning prayer. They meet monthly to plan upcoming events and celebrate Mass.”

“Christian Service Club Moderator: Scott Losavio '95”

“Liturgy Singers Moderator: Steve Galliano”

“As a part of the CHS Rosary Ministry, students hand-craft rosaries for the school to gift to special friends. Each young man constructs his own rosary strand, prays with it, and then sends it to be blessed before it is gifted.”

“The Respect Life Club consists of students who are committed to a consistent life ethic that respects the sanctity of all human life from conception to natural death. The club works to educate others about the right to life by sponsoring activities that promote valuing all human life.”

“Every school day begins with a student leading prayer over the intercom. Every class starts with prayer led by both teachers and students.”

“The school day concludes with this prayer led by a student over the PA system”

“Juniors participate in the Christian Service Experience of 40 hours of service working directly with those most in need. Seniors perform 20 hours of service working directly with those most in need.”

“Freshmen perform 10 hours of service. Sophomores perform 15 hours of service.”

“Community service is introduced in eighth grade, where students must serve a minimum of 5 hours. Freshmen provide a minimum of 10 hours and sophomores contribute at least 15 hours of service.”

“The 40 hours of service must be completed and verified before the student may be admitted to the senior year at CHS.”

“Seniors perform 20 hours of community service to those who are most in need, namely the poor, underprivileged persons, the handicapped, and elderly.”

“Students are challenged to internalize Catholic Christian morality and develop the conscience that will properly guide them as they enter the adult world. The course emphasizes masculine spiritual development as a framework for moral decision-making. Students will be introduced to the 7 themes of Catholic social teaching along with recent Church history and documents.”

“Religion IV - Living as a Disciple of Jesus Christ in Society* This course is dedicated to a study of Catholic social teaching.”

“Building on the fundamental elements of Church history, Sacred Scripture, and the Sacraments as underclassmen, students are prepared to contemplate their personal moral development in light of Catholic Social Teaching and the complex world into which they will graduate.”

“The Respect Life Club consists of students who are committed to a consistent life ethic that respects the sanctity of all human life from conception to natural death. The club works to educate others about the right to life by sponsoring activities that promote valuing all human life.”

“Each year, the campus ministry team plans, organizes and leads both domestic and international mission trips for CHS students.”

“Juniors participate in the Christian Service Experience of 40 hours of service working directly with those most in need. Seniors perform 20 hours of service working directly with those most in need.”

“During Lent, the entire school participates in Operation Rice Bowl, the official Lenten charity drive of the United States Catholic Church.”

“The Habitat for Humanity drive sponsors a home that is constructed with student and faculty labor.”