Formation
Mass & Adoration
Each Friday at 8:00 a.m., our students gather for Mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, placing Christ at the heart of our school community. Throughout the year, classes take turns actively participating in the celebration of the Mass by proclaiming the readings, bringing forward the offertory gifts, and serving in other liturgical roles. Students also have the opportunity to serve as altar servers. Parents and family members are always warmly welcomed to join us as we come together in prayer and worship.
Each week, students also have the opportunity to spend time in Eucharistic Adoration during their religion classes in our school prayer room. These quiet moments of prayer invite students to encounter Christ personally and grow in their relationship with Him. Students may read Scripture or spiritual works, meditate on the Gospels, reflect on the writings of the saints, or spend time in traditional Catholic prayer such as the Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, or Stations of the Cross. Older students may also use this sacred time for prayerful journaling and personal reflection. Through these experiences, our students learn to embrace the beauty of silence, prayer, and time spent in the presence of Christ.
Mercedarian Sisters & Seminarians
Our school is blessed by the daily presence of the Mercedarian Sisters and seminarians from the Blessed Stanley Rother Propaedeutic
House who are an integral part of our school community. Through their joyful witness and commitment to Christ, they accompany our students throughout the school day joining them in the classroom, sharing moments on the playground, participating in Mass, and praying together during Eucharistic Adoration. Their presence provides our students with a living example of faith in action and reminds us that our Catholic identity is not simply something we learn about, but something we live each day in prayer, community, service, and love.
St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Through our food pantry ministry, students have the opportunity to put their faith into action through service and generosity. Each week, students bring non-perishable food items to help stock the food pantry, which is housed in the Underground Hub.
Throughout the year, we also host food drives to ensure that the pantry remains well supplied for those in need. Students are invited to volunteer their time by helping organize and maintain the pantry, learning firsthand the joy of serving others and living out Christ’s call to care for our neighbors.
