Archbishop Spalding High School

“The Theology Department, in coordination with Campus Ministry / our Chaplain, have scheduled masses throughout the year in our chapel during Theology class periods. These masses are open to any faculty, staff, or student.”

“To lead the student body in meaningful praise through music at Mass.”

“At Spalding, our Catholic identity guides every aspect of school life, shaping the way we learn, serve, and grow together. With over 130 Catholic ministries throughout the year on our calendar, ranging from prayer opportunities and faith formation gatherings to service experiences and Masses, students have numerous ways to engage with their faith.”

“The Theology Department, in coordination with Campus Ministry / our Chaplain, have scheduled masses throughout the year in our chapel during Theology class periods. These masses are open to any faculty, staff, or student.”

“Daily Mass at 7 am St. Bernadette’s just behind Spalding - You can attend and still make it to your first period!”

“During Lent, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior students will have the opportunity to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession). During 7th and 8th periods, students will come to our Performing Arts Center, where many priests will be offering Confession in a beautiful service.”

“(Seniors attend Reconciliation on Senior Retreat but are welcome to attend with a pass from their teacher.) * Also offered by appointment with Spalding’s Chaplain.”

“Eucharistic Adoration * Offered in the Chapel after school until 3:30pm once a month”

“Bible Study Club Monthly Adoration in the Chapel Weekly Examen Friday Morning Prayer in the Chapel”

“The Theology Department, in coordination with Campus Ministry / our Chaplain, have scheduled masses throughout the year in our chapel during Theology class periods. These masses are open to any faculty, staff, or student.”

“(Seniors attend Reconciliation on Senior Retreat but are welcome to attend with a pass from their teacher.) * Also offered by appointment with Spalding’s Chaplain.”

“All students are required to take Theology each year as part of their graduation requirements.”

“Freshman Year God’s Revelation: Jesus Christ (Semester 1) Christ’s Mission and Ministry (Semester 2) Sophomore Year Jesus Christ: Our Salvation (Semester 1) The Church: Our Story (Semester 2)”

“Junior Year Sacraments (Semester 1) Morality (Semester 2)”

“Non-IB Students: Choose two semester-long electives from the following: Sacred Scripture (Semester 1) Comparative World Religions (Semester 1) Catholic Social Teaching (Semester 2) Responding to Christ’s Call (Semester 2)”

“Guided by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops curriculum, our program invites students to encounter Christ and grow in discipleship through both classroom learning and the relationships formed within our school community.”

“Junior Year Sacraments (Semester 1) Morality (Semester 2)”

“1. Integrate One in Christ in every department of the school in a meaningful way.”

“At Spalding, our Catholic identity guides every aspect of school life, shaping the way we learn, serve, and grow together. With over 130 Catholic ministries throughout the year on our calendar, ranging from prayer opportunities and faith formation gatherings to service experiences and Masses, students have numerous ways to engage with their faith.”

“Students are guided to become critical thinkers, interpreting stories in conversation with faith and reason”

“Our retreats correspond with the developmental nature of a student’s spiritual journey and growth at Spalding. Therefore, all students are provided with a required retreat opportunity.”

“Freshman Retreat A one-day retreat on campus to acclimate our incoming students to our community and opportunity for students to reflect on the beginning of their educational and spiritual journey as a Cavalier.”

“Sophomore Service A day of service and reflection that extends one's faith calling to consider those in great need through ministry at a meal service program.”

“Junior Retreat A one-day retreat off campus during spring of Junior Year centering on Virtues, Choices & Decision Making, as guided by God, and personal prayer.”

“Senior Retreat A three-day, two night off campus culminating retreat centering on relationships with God, self, friends, and family.”

“Since these service hours are during the regular school day as part of the Sophomore Retreat/Curriculum experience, they do not count towards a student’s community service graduation requirement.”

“Mrs. Caitlin Boyle Director of Campus Ministry Ms. Nicole Trumpler Associate Director of Campus Ministry Mrs. Rosemary Quast Campus Minister Mrs. Melissa Schaffer Campus Ministry Support Staff”

“Student Bible Study is a student-run, after-school club focused on prayer, Scripture, and faith-based discussion.”

“Students interested in joining the Campus Ministry Student Team will engage in activities that promote recognition of our Catholic mission throughout the school.”

“The Examen Prayer Group offers a chance to slow down and look closer. Based on the 500-year-old practice of St. Ignatius, we gather to reflect on our day”

“To lead the student body in meaningful praise through music at Mass.”

“The Ranger Rosaries Club brings students together to handcraft durable, colorful rosaries that travel much further than our school hallways.”

“Students report to 1st Period and will be called to our Chapel following prayer/pledge for an orientation”

“Rosary in the Chapel or in the Rosary Garden (weather permitting) * Meets once a week during homeroom on Wednesdays”

“Examen * Led by the Counseling Department on Mondays during homeroom.”

“The Theology Department, in coordination with Campus Ministry / our Chaplain, have scheduled masses throughout the year in our chapel during Theology class periods. These masses are open to any faculty, staff, or student.”

“60 total hours & Service Reflection by January 24, 2029 (need to have reached 25 Outreach)”

“Non-IB Students: Choose two semester-long electives from the following: Sacred Scripture (Semester 1) Comparative World Religions (Semester 1) Catholic Social Teaching (Semester 2) Responding to Christ’s Call (Semester 2)”

“* Week-long mission experience in an outreach setting * Opportunity for direct service and education on social justice issues through serving people who are underserved and in great need.”

“* Romero Center Ministries’ Urban Challenge (Camden, NJ)”

“Archbishop Spalding’s service program has been established to achieve a three-fold purpose: to address the immediate needs of underserved and marginalized populations, to seek ways to change the systems that inherently prove unjust to individuals, societies, and the world, and to transform our students into men and women who understand the reciprocal nature of service and justice.”

“Community Service Fair/Social Justice Activities: Student Organizers, Ambassadors, Small Group Leaders, Speakers”