Juan Diego Catholic High School

“In addition to our monthly all-school masses, each grade level attends their own class mass at Saint John the Baptist Parish twice per school year.”

“Our Chaplain plays a vital role in the spiritual life of Juan Diego Catholic High School, always being available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation.”

“Whether during designated times or by appointment, our Chaplain's open-door policy for Reconciliation allows students to address their spiritual needs”

“On the first Friday of every month during the school year, the Chapel at Juan Diego Catholic High School opens its doors for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.”

“Rev. Michael Augustine Amabisco Campus Chaplain”

“Students are required to complete one year of Theology for each year they are enrolled at Juan Diego Catholic High School.”

“1333 Capstone Theology I: The Philosophy of Religion (Capstone Suggested)”

“Our approach integrates academics with moral and spiritual development”

“Freshman Quest: Focuses on building community within the class and learning about the history and charism of Juan Diego.”

“Sophomore Overnight Retreat: Emphasizes the theme of belonging, helping students find their place within the school community.”

“Kairos: A unique and profound four-day retreat that delves deeply into our relationships with ourselves, others, and God.”

“Our junior and senior classes attend and experience their respective Sancta Terra”

“Rev. Michael Augustine Amabisco Campus Chaplain”

“Juan Diego’s Peer Ministers are dedicated to deepening their faith lives”

“The spiritual vitality of our school community is deeply enriched by the dedicated members of the Student Faith and Liturgy Committee.”

“The practice of prayer is woven intimately into the life of the students, faculty, and staff daily”

“Over the course of four years at Juan Diego, each student is asked to complete a significant number of service hours, which are required for a Juan Diego diploma.”

“One week in January, seniors are not in classes and instead are performing 40 hours of service at one of 27 non-profit organizations around the Salt Lake Valley.”

“Students study the principles of Catholic Social Teaching and their applications to contemporary justice issues such as hunger, war and peacemaking”

“Social Justice Leaders are passionate about developing a more just school, community, and world.”

“One week in January, seniors are not in classes and instead are performing 40 hours of service at one of 27 non-profit organizations around the Salt Lake Valley.”