St. Dominic High School

“The entire St. Dominic community gathers for all-school Masses on a monthly basis. Daily Mass is offered in the morning or during Empower Hour in the Fr. Bob Lane Chapel.”

“Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Wednesday, September 16, 2026 Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Tuesday, November 24, 2026 Tuesday, December 8, 2026 (Immaculate Conception)”

“Spring Wednesday, January 13, 2027 Wednesday, February 10, 2027 (Ash Wednesday) Wednesday, March 3, 2027 Wednesday, April 7, 2027”

“All-school Masses take place at 10:30 am in the Fallon Family Center.”

“The entire St. Dominic community gathers for all-school Masses on a monthly basis. Daily Mass is offered in the morning or during Empower Hour in the Fr. Bob Lane Chapel.”

“Take part in Mass, Reconciliation and Adoration”

“The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available to all students daily by appointment during Breakfast Bar or Empower Hour. Once each semester, the entire student body takes part in Reconciliation services – one in Advent and one in Lent.”

“Thursday, December 3 & Friday, December 4, 2026 Tuesday, March 16 & Wednesday, March 17, 2027”

“Throughout the school year, Eucharistic Adoration is available monthly during Empower Hour in the Fr. Bob Lane Chapel. The Blessed Sacrament is exposed, with time set aside for each religion class to visit the chapel for prayer and quiet contemplation.”

“Rev. Brad Modde Chaplain Theology School: 636-240-8303 ext. 103”

“Theology: Students are required to take 4 years of Theology courses. For Freshmen-Juniors, there are specific required courses taken each year. Seniors choose 1.0 credit from the 8 offered courses in Theology to meet their final credit requirement.”

“THEOLOGICAL STUDIES CURRICULUM Graduation requirement – 4.0 Credits”

“Graduation Requirements Religion – 4 credits English – 4 credits”

“015 The Revelation of Jesus Christ in Scripture Required 023 The Mission of Jesus Christ (Paschal Mystery) Required 024 Jesus Christ’s Mission in the Church (Church’s Mission) Required”

“022 Sacraments as Privileged Encounters with Jesus Christ Required 033 Life in Jesus Christ (Moral Teachings) Required”

“043 Responding to the Call of Jesus Christ (Christian Vocations) X 044 Living as a Disciple of Jesus Christ in Society (Social Justice) X 052 History of the Catholic Church X”

“022 Sacraments as Privileged Encounters with Jesus Christ Required 033 Life in Jesus Christ (Moral Teachings) Required”

“Students learn the moral concepts and precepts that govern the lives of Christ’s disciples.”

“This course allows students to understand how to defend the Catholic faith. In this course, students learn how to give a reasonable explanation and defense of the teachings of the Church in light of contemporary society’s misunderstandings and objections.”

“St. Dominic High School is a Catholic, coeducational college preparatory community that forms disciples of Jesus Christ in the Dominican tradition of prayer, study, community and service.”

“In addition to beginning and ending each day with student-led prayer over the public address system, prayer is an important part of classes, meetings, practices and events at St. Dominic.”

“Living Our Faith Prayer is an essential part of life at St. Dominic, whether in classes or practices, during Adoration or at all-school Masses.”

“All freshmen participate in a one-day retreat on the St. Dominic campus.”

“All sophomores participate in a one-day, off-campus retreat featuring music, witnessing, activities, discussion and prayer.”

“All juniors attend the three-day, student-led Kairos retreat, an off-campus retreat that is a highlight of many students’ time at St. Dominic.”

“All seniors attend an off-campus overnight retreat, seniors have the opportunity to look back on their growth throughout high school.”

“complete one hundred hours of approved Christian service, and participate in the yearly prayer days and overnight retreat program.”

“Rev. Brad Modde Chaplain Theology School: 636-240-8303 ext. 103”

“Mr. Jack Hogan 2017 Campus Minister B.A. Campus Ministry School: (636) 240-8303 ext. 147”

“Ms. Ella Kasubke 2018 Campus Minister B.A. Campus Ministry School: (636) 240-8303 ext. 144”

“St. Dominic offers nine faith- and service-based student organizations to help students grow in faith while exploring areas of personal interest.”

“meets weekly to discuss the upcoming Sunday's readings in depth to better prepare for Mass. AD stands for Anno Domini”

“is an all-female, student-led prayer group that focuses on fellowship and faith. Lux in Latin means "light."”

“is a student ensemble that meets regularly to prepare praise and worship music for all-school Masses and graduation.”

“is a prayer group for senior boys focusing on the intersection of theology, culture and masculine spirituality. They lead prayer activities including daily prayer and Lenten Stations of the Cross.”

“After participating in a special retreat at the beginning of the year, Peer Ministers offer their senior year in service to fellow students by leading prayer services, retreats and other faith-based opportunities.”

“In addition to beginning and ending each day with student-led prayer over the public address system, prayer is an important part of classes, meetings, practices and events at St. Dominic.”

“These small groups meet daily between first and second period for “Family Time,” a 15-minute period that allows for spiritual and social support.”

“To graduate, St. Dominic students must complete at least 100 hours of service, a minimum of 25 hours per year.”

“Graduation Requirements Religion – 4 credits English – 4 credits”

“complete one hundred hours of approved Christian service, and participate in the yearly prayer days and overnight retreat program.”

“This course introduces students to the Church’s social justice teaching. In this course, students learn how Christ’s concern for others, especially the poor and needy, is present today in the Church’s social teaching and mission.”

“Seniors are required to enroll in TWO of these six semester-based theology courses:”

“043 Responding to the Call of Jesus Christ (Christian Vocations) X 044 Living as a Disciple of Jesus Christ in Society (Social Justice) X 052 History of the Catholic Church X”

“Through a thorough overview of Scripture, Tradition, Catholic social teaching, and the lives of the saints, students will come to see the role of a disciple as one who is perpetually on mission with Christ the Redeemer.”

“Pro-Life Club promotes respect for life from conception to natural death. The club engages in education and advocacy on the local and national levels.”

“organizes service projects to benefit the local community and beyond through weekly mission collections and larger projects such as the Adopt-A-Family drive.”

“is a service organization in which student volunteers travel to local senior living facilities to give free makeovers and manicures and bond with residents.”

“This course introduces students to the Church’s social justice teaching. In this course, students learn how Christ’s concern for others, especially the poor and needy, is present today in the Church’s social teaching and mission.”