St. John's College High School

“All-School Masses celebrated in Gallagher Gymnasium Beginning of the year Holy days of obligation throughout the school year Founder’s Day at the end of the year Class Masses Each class celebrates a Mass together in Frana Auditorium and reads their class mission statement.”

“Our beautiful De La Salle Chapel is available to all throughout the day. Masses available throughout the year: Daily in De La Salle Chapel at 7:15 am Open to students, parents, faculty, and staff Wednesdays during community time in De La Salle Chapel For students and available faculty”

“Our beautiful De La Salle Chapel is available to all throughout the day. Masses available throughout the year: Daily in De La Salle Chapel at 7:15 am Open to students, parents, faculty, and staff Wednesdays during community time in De La Salle Chapel For students and available faculty”

“Mass is offered (Monday through Friday at 7:15 am and during homeroom on Wednesdays). On Mondays at 2:30 pm, the Rosary is prayed for Pat Behan, former SJC coach battling ALS.”

“Reconciliation is always available with our chaplain. Each Advent and Lent, the Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered to the school community all day. The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) is available to students who want to be initiated into the Catholic Church.”

“Other Worship Opportunities Adoration Meditation Faith sharing”

“Msgr. John Enzler Chaplain”

“Meet the Mission & Ministry Team Michael Bitonti Campus Minister John Enzler Chaplain Abby Michels Director of Mission and Ministry Rachel Stott Campus Minister”

“Reconciliation is always available with our chaplain. Each Advent and Lent, the Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered to the school community all day. The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) is available to students who want to be initiated into the Catholic Church.”

“Requirements for all students: Religion 4 years English 4 years”

“All students, regardless of their religious affiliation, are required to actively participate in the religious education program each year they are enrolled at St. John’s.”

“031 Morality and Social Justice | Grade 11 | 1 credit In the first semester, the course introduces students to the academic and moral tradition of the Church through an exploration of Sacred Scripture, Church doctrine, natural law, and secular philosophical principles. In the second semester, students are led to apply our moral tradition through the lens of the Catholic Social Teaching, to contemporary issues of peace and justice in the global community.”

“As a Roman Catholic school in the Lasallian tradition, St. John’s regards faith education, development, and expression as the cornerstone of all aspects of the student experience.”

“Freshmen and sophomores participate in one-day, off-campus retreats. Juniors go on an overnight retreat, and seniors may attend Kairos, a four-day, off-campus retreat led by both faculty and students.”

“St. John’s offers retreats for every grade level.”

“Meet the Mission & Ministry Team Michael Bitonti Campus Minister John Enzler Chaplain Abby Michels Director of Mission and Ministry Rachel Stott Campus Minister”

“Students of qualified age and background can be trained to become Eucharistic ministers and altar servers. Students are called upon to be liturgists, helping assemble Mass themes, songs, prayers and readings. Students serve as lectors at all Masses. Music ministry is a volunteer ensemble that meets once a week. This ministry is a vocal service for school Masses.”

“Students also write the daily prayers announced to the school body. Praying the rosary is available to students, faculty, and staff after school on Mondays.”

“Lasallian Youth offers students a variety of opportunities to minister to the economically poor through direct service in the spirit of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Members assist in building a faith-filled community at St. John’s.”

“Our mission is to explore, discuss, and educate ourselves on social justice issues that affect our community and the world. We hope to spread awareness of human rights violations.”

“These servant leaders and role models participate in and help facilitate class retreats, liturgies, prayer experiences, small group faith sharing, personal mentorship, Christian service, and community building activities.”

“We begin every class period with prayer, recalling that we are in God’s holy presence”

“Students also write the daily prayers announced to the school body. Praying the rosary is available to students, faculty, and staff after school on Mondays.”

“You will graduate with 90 hours of service on your academic transcript. These are required hours and a graduation requirement.”

“Students must complete 90 hours of service to earn a diploma.”

“031 Morality and Social Justice | Grade 11 | 1 credit In the first semester, the course introduces students to the academic and moral tradition of the Church through an exploration of Sacred Scripture, Church doctrine, natural law, and secular philosophical principles. In the second semester, students are led to apply our moral tradition through the lens of the Catholic Social Teaching, to contemporary issues of peace and justice in the global community.”

“El Otro Lado (EOL) Sacred Heart Southern Missions Romero Center Urban Challenge La Salle Education Center Homestead De La Salle Blackfeet School Br. David Darst Center for Justice & Peace, Spirituality & Education”

“Our mission is to explore, discuss, and educate ourselves on social justice issues that affect our community and the world. We hope to spread awareness of human rights violations.”

“Every year at St. John’s, we host a Lasallian Social Justice Week where students learn about local and global social injustices from a variety of guest speakers who motivate students to take targeted action through service and conscious decision-making.”