Christopher Columbus High School

“All-School Masses Throughout the year, the Columbus community gathers in the gymnasium to celebrate Mass as one family.”

“The school day begins and ends with prayer, and each class includes a prayer or reflection. School liturgies are celebrated throughout the year, with students serving as Eucharistic Ministers and in other leadership roles. Mass is offered at 7:10 a.m. in the Genevieve Abraham Chapel, which remains open throughout the day for prayer and reflection. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available to all students multiple times each year.”

“Eucharistic celebration is essential to spiritual growth; therefore, students celebrate Liturgy weekly throughout the school year.”

“Daily Mass Monday – Friday at 7:10 AM | Genevieve Abraham Chapel”

“The school day begins and ends with prayer, and each class includes a prayer or reflection. School liturgies are celebrated throughout the year, with students serving as Eucharistic Ministers and in other leadership roles. Mass is offered at 7:10 a.m. in the Genevieve Abraham Chapel, which remains open throughout the day for prayer and reflection. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available to all students multiple times each year.”

“Confessions are celebrated during the Season of Advent and the Season of Lent. Two priests serve on faculty; students are able to see a priest on a voluntary basis.”

“we provide opportunities for students to receive this sacrament during key liturgical seasons. Priests from the Archdiocese are invited to campus to offer confession in a respectful, prayerful setting”

“The school day begins and ends with prayer, and each class includes a prayer or reflection. School liturgies are celebrated throughout the year, with students serving as Eucharistic Ministers and in other leadership roles. Mass is offered at 7:10 a.m. in the Genevieve Abraham Chapel, which remains open throughout the day for prayer and reflection. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available to all students multiple times each year.”

“Throughout the school year, students are invited to encounter Jesus in the quiet of the chapel—whether for a few moments or an extended visit. These opportunities for communal Adoration allow us to center our hearts on God”

“Confessions are celebrated during the Season of Advent and the Season of Lent. Two priests serve on faculty; students are able to see a priest on a voluntary basis.”

“we provide opportunities for students to receive this sacrament during key liturgical seasons. Priests from the Archdiocese are invited to campus to offer confession in a respectful, prayerful setting”

“Social Studies 3.0 Theology 4.0 World Languages 2.0”

“Special emphasis will be on character education through targeted issues meaningful to students and the moral concepts and precepts that govern the lives of Christ’s disciples.”

“Christopher Columbus High School is committed to a comprehensive educational program in academics, spirituality, and physical development that will lead our students to the experience of personal faith and of their vocation as good Christians and virtuous citizens.”

“Our team takes time and prayer to ensure that each grade level has a retreat experience to match their needs.”

“We Are Marist Youth (Freshmen Orientation Retreat) Brotherhood for Good (Overnight Retreat - Freshmen) Clarity (Overnight Retreat - Sophomores) The Encounter (Two-Night Retreat - Juniors & Seniors)”

“Mrs. Eyda Alegret Title: Campus Minister- Freshman Year Email: Phone Numbers: Work: ext. 2667 Brother Michael Brady Title: Campus Minister- Senior Year Email: Phone Numbers: Work: ext. 2252 Brother Peter Guadalupe Title: Campus Minister- Sophomore Year”

“Our adult Campus Ministers are a dedicated team of lay men, lay women, and Marist Brothers who accompany students on their faith journey.”

“Liturgy Coordinator Anneris De La Hoz Liturgy Coordinator/ Book Brothers Book Club Moderator”

“Marist Youth is a coed student faith community. In the spirit of Marist hospitality, we gather weekly to socialize, share our faith and life experiences”

“Respect Life Club Moderator: Deacon Jim Dugard - jdugard@columbushs.com Purpose: Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding of the inherent worth of all life”

“Peer Ministers are our student faith leaders who help bring the Gospel to life on campus.”

“The school day begins and ends with prayer, and each class includes a prayer or reflection. School liturgies are celebrated throughout the year, with students serving as Eucharistic Ministers and in other leadership roles. Mass is offered at 7:10 a.m. in the Genevieve Abraham Chapel, which remains open throughout the day for prayer and reflection. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available to all students multiple times each year.”

“Students must complete a minimum of 100 service hours to graduate from Christopher Columbus High School (80 Direct and 20 Indirect).”

“Social Studies 3.0 Theology 4.0 World Languages 2.0”

“Students will learn how Christ’s concern for others, especially the poor and needy, is present today in the Catholic Church’s social teaching and mission.”

“First, to deepen the culture of Christian service by allowing students to connect, through personal experience, to the tenements of Catholic Social Teaching;”

“Respect Life Club Moderator: Deacon Jim Dugard - jdugard@columbushs.com Purpose: Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding of the inherent worth of all life”

“Through personal reflection, planning and concrete actions, our students help those who have been marginalized by society and help restore a sense of dignity to all of God’s people.”

“Moderator: Fernando Machado - FMachado@columbushs.com Purpose: The purpose of this club is to help communities around the world affected by natural disasters”

“Brothers for Others is a student-led group that helps the elderly face rising food costs, fixed incomes, and economic hardship by raising funds and partnering with local businesses to organize shopping trips and provide direct support.”