St. Dominic High School

“the entire high school community attends Mass each Tuesday with students serving as lectors, altar servers, cantors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion”

“HS Mass 9:30 AM”

“Confessions every semester: Each semester, our students are given the opportunity to recognize the ways in which they need to grow in love of God, one another, and themselves!”

“Through our weekly school Masses and many opportunities for Eucharistic Adoration”

“Mr. David James Campus Minister, Theology Teacher djames@stdoms.org Fr. Joseph Lettieri Chaplain jlettieri@stdoms.org”

“Theology 4 credits”

“All students are required to take the following subjects for each of their four years: English Mathematics Social Studies Theology Science Physical Education”

“Theology 9 Theology 10 Theology 11 Theology 12”

“We offer a curriculum that is in line with the guidelines as set forth by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.”

“Catholic Apologetics, Vocation & Mission”

“Each class attends a day-long retreat led by our priests along with a group of trained student retreat leaders at an off-campus location”

“Mr. David James Campus Minister, Theology Teacher djames@stdoms.org Fr. Joseph Lettieri Chaplain jlettieri@stdoms.org”

“Campus Ministry Club will meet after school on the fourth Tuesday of each month.”

“Bayhawks for Life Club promotes the principle that human life, at all stages from conception to natural death, is a gift from God, worthy of respect and protection. We pray and work to build campus awareness about the sanctity of life and to aid Long Island Life Centers in providing much needed resources. Each year, we participate in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.”

“Each class begins in prayer and the Angelus is recited at noon daily.”

“Each student is expected to perform two stewardship activities per quarter and this is factored into their theology grade.”

“facets of moral theology, namely, Christian Marriage and Family, Catholic Social Teaching, and Biomedical Ethics.”

“Bayhawks for Life Club promotes the principle that human life, at all stages from conception to natural death, is a gift from God, worthy of respect and protection. We pray and work to build campus awareness about the sanctity of life and to aid Long Island Life Centers in providing much needed resources. Each year, we participate in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.”

“Visiting our elderly neighbors at Oyster Bay Manor, an assisted living home.”

“Donating to a seasonal food, clothing or toy drive!”