Catholic Identity

Students and staff participate in retreats throughout the year that provide opportunities for prayer, reflection , community building, and spiritual growth.

Our weekly Masses are student-centered and student-led. Students serve as lectors, cantors, altar servers, gift bearers, and prayer leaders, fostering active participation in the liturgy.

Prayer is part of each school day, helping students develop a lifelong habit of turn to God in gratitude celebration, and times of need.

Students celebrate the season of the Church through Advent, Lent, the Rosary, May Crowning, feast days, and other prayer experiences that connect faith to the liturgical year.

Twice each year, students participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation, experiencing God's mercy, forgiveness, and love.

Our pastor is an active part of school life, regularly visiting classrooms to share faith, discuss the liturgical calendar, and answer students' questions.

Students participate in age-appropriate service opportunities that promote human dignity, care for creation, solidarity, and service to those in need, helping them put faith into action.

Through these experiences, students grow as disciples of Christ. We strive to graduate young people with a strong Catholic foundation, a heart of service, and the confidence to live their faith wherever God calls them.