Jesuit High School

“Students are required to attend all-school liturgies during the school year: The Masses of the Holy Spirit and St. Ignatius Liturgy in autumn, the Mass of Christmas Anticipation in December”

“Students may also choose to attend weekly Friday liturgies instead of attending a silent study period. During Advent and Lent, students may receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Students who wish to receive that sacrament at other times may make an appointment with one of the Jesuit priests.”

“Masses (weekly and four all-school Masses) where the school stops its busy schedule to pray and worship God.”

“Join us to celebrate Mass on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 am in Canisius Chapel and at 8:55 am on Fridays for our weekly student Mass. All are welcome!”

“Students may also choose to attend weekly Friday liturgies instead of attending a silent study period. During Advent and Lent, students may receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Students who wish to receive that sacrament at other times may make an appointment with one of the Jesuit priests.”

“Weekly Eucharistic Celebrations Semi-Annual Reconciliation Services Prayer Services”

“Fr. Craig serves as Trustee and chaplain at Jesuit – a spiritual ombudsman for sacramental work ranging from confessions to Friday Masses to Encounter retreats.”

“Fr. Mike serves as Vice President of Mission and teaches freshman Theology at Jesuit High School.”

“Fr. Craig Boly Class of: 1962 Titles: Chaplain”

“Theology: Eight (8) credits-four (4) years”

“One credit is awarded for each semester of work successfully completed.”

“Students in 9th and 10th grades take the following required year-long courses.”

“During 11th and 12th grades, students must complete four of the following semester courses. Peace & Justice and Service Learning are required. Students may choose three of the remaining selectives.”

“This course examines the philosophical and theological ideas behind ethical behaviors in our world today. Taught from a Catholic perspective, this course will introduce students to the reasoning behind ethical action.”

“Christian Ethics (offered next in 26-27)”

“As a Jesuit work sponsored by the Society of Jesus, we align our curriculum and programs with the seven themes of Catholic Social Teaching and the four Universal Apostolic Preferences that guide all Jesuit works.”

“Jesuit High School is committed to acting out best practices in environmental sustainability in our curricula, ministries, activities, and institutional affairs.”

“FRESHMAN DAY RETREAT This retreat is a required on-campus event. It focuses on community building and the spiritual life found in the school.”

“During 2026-27, the Sophomore Overnight Retreat takes place on two weekends: September 26-27, 2026 and October 24-25, 2026.”

“The Junior Encounter program is a special retreat designed to help the student better know and love him/herself, others, and God.”

“A 12-mile hike to the oldest Catholic Mission in the Northwest. This walk is led by seniors who give talks and perform skits along the way.”

“SENIOR QUIET RETREAT WEEKEND Right in the middle of May”

“Some of these events are required (e.g., Theology classes, all school Masses and the freshman and sophomore day retreats). Attendance is encouraged at weekly liturgies, overnight retreats and other spiritual opportunities.”

“Don Clarke Director of Campus Ministry Mike Hughes Associate Director of Campus Ministry”

“Donald Clarke Titles: Campus Minister”

“Michael Hughes Class of: 1979 Titles: Associate Campus Minister”

“Fr. Craig Boly Class of: 1962 Titles: Chaplain”

“Faith Support Groups, called Knights and Setons, where students meet with faculty advisors and their peers to share their faith stories and listen to one another.”

“Liturgy Band & Cantor Training Liturgical Ministries Pastoral Counseling Retreat Direction Opportunities”

“Knights/Setons Faith Sharing Groups Lectors for Eucharistic Celebrations Leadership on Freshman retreats”

“All students must complete at least 65 hours of Christian Service in an approved agency between the summer before junior year and the end of senior year.”

“Catholic Students: 59%”

“This course is designed to help students consider the unjust as well as the life-giving aspects of modern culture and social structures in light of the student’s service experience and Catholic social teachings.”

“Unlike other Junior/Senior theology options, Peace and Justice is required for graduation.”

“The Encuentro Project, rooted in the tradition of Faith that does Justice, offers participants a faith-based immersion program in the El Paso-Ciudad Juarez border region to experience a deeper understanding of the complex migration reality.”

“Jesuit-sponsored trips are intentionally framed within the five pillars of our immersion program: Service, Solidarity, Simplicity, Spirituality, and Social Justice.”

“The Urban Immersion is a full-day experience that focuses on learning about houselessness in Portland.”

“Top banner: Jesuit students attend the Ignatian Family Teach-In in Washington, D.C.”