Chaminade College Preparatory-High School

“students engage in Masses and prayer services, uniting in faith to reflect on the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.”

“Members use their voices and instruments to lead fellow students in worship at schoolwide Masses throughout the year.”

“Students seeking a more active role in schoolwide Masses are welcome to join this ministry, where they serve at the altar and proclaim God's word.”

“Students who are at least 15 years old and confirmed in the Catholic Church may serve as Eucharistic Ministers, assisting in the distribution of Holy Communion at schoolwide Masses.”

“Our vowed Marianists live next to our West Hills campus and serve on our campuses as priest chaplains, campus ministers, and in other capacities.”

“Referrals to the Campus Minister or School Priest Chaplain for spiritual guidance and discernment.”

“Chaminade students are formed in the Roman Catholic faith and its rich intellectual tradition, grounded in both faith and reason. Guided by Christian moral values, they grow in faith and character through academic study, extracurriculars, retreats, liturgies, and Apostolic Works Service Learning.”

“through our Catholic and Marianist traditions of a living faith, academic excellence and moral responsibility.”

“Through our dynamic Campus Ministry program, faith is woven into every aspect of the Chaminade experience, inspiring students to grow spiritually, serve others, and build a strong sense of community.”

“This required two-day retreat helps freshmen explore the Marianist charism—to be formed by Mary for the mission of Christ—and understand what it means to be a Marianist student. Students spend one day on campus and another in off-campus service.”

“This optional, three-day overnight retreat helps sophomore students understand themselves as light for others”

“This optional, three-day overnight community-building retreat for juniors focuses on recognizing Christ in everyday life”

“This optional, four-day overnight retreat provides seniors a special time to reflect on who they are and who they want to be”

“Our retreats are shaped around the unique needs of each grade, creating experiences that speak to where students are in life.”

“Our vowed Marianists live next to our West Hills campus and serve on our campuses as priest chaplains, campus ministers, and in other capacities.”

“Referrals to the Campus Minister or School Priest Chaplain for spiritual guidance and discernment.”

“Marianist LIFE is a national faith-formation leadership program for a group of juniors and seniors.”

“LIFE members host monthly meetings, inspire the community through public displays of faith, lead daily morning and afternoon prayers, assist with schoolwide Masses, organize liturgical prayer services”

“Students seeking a more active role in schoolwide Masses are welcome to join this ministry, where they serve at the altar and proclaim God's word.”

“Members use their voices and instruments to lead fellow students in worship at schoolwide Masses throughout the year.”

“Students who are at least 15 years old and confirmed in the Catholic Church may serve as Eucharistic Ministers, assisting in the distribution of Holy Communion at schoolwide Masses.”

“High school retreat leaders serve as student mentors who assist in both middle school and high school retreats.”

“Through clubs, liturgies, retreats, and service-learning, students put their faith into action—whether deepening friendships on retreat, serving those in need, or joining a faith-based club.”

“Living in Faith Experience (LIFE Team)”

“LIFE members host monthly meetings, inspire the community through public displays of faith, lead daily morning and afternoon prayers, assist with schoolwide Masses, organize liturgical prayer services”

“Students choose nonprofit organizations that align with their passions and interests, completing 5 to 25 service hours based on their grade level.”

“Students choose nonprofit organizations that align with their passions and interests, completing 5 to 25 service hours based on their grade level.”

“This required two-day retreat helps freshmen explore the Marianist charism—to be formed by Mary for the mission of Christ—and understand what it means to be a Marianist student. Students spend one day on campus and another in off-campus service.”

“They grow as informed, engaged citizens who seek to address social and environmental injustices through thoughtful action and service.”