The Catholic faith permeates the campus, with religious art, statues, and beautiful architecture.

Students see constant reminders of the spiritual life in the halls and classrooms that encourage them to do good and avoid evil. This moral formation supports the expectations of the way students treat one another, how they are to show honesty and dedication in their school work, and it sends them forth to live honorable lives once they leave school each day.

Our students take religion classes, where they are taught the many aspects of the Christian life. They pray the Rosary daily. They are given opportunities to go to Confession.

Students are frequently taken to the Adoration chapel (whether in a small group with an assistant during break time or with their entire class). This chapel, located beneath the windows of the building, is also open 24/7 to the community.

Classes occasionally visit the graveyard across the street in their religion class, where they can pray for the dead.

Service activities are also accomplished throughout the year, from a Rice Bowl collection, to service in the town (for upper level students).

In addition to all of this, the Christian worldview flows naturally through the rest of our subjects, from beholding God's creation in science class to realizing the order and beauty of mathematics comes from this same Creator.

Our school celebrates a number of traditional feast days and the liturgical year.

Our education is focused on fostering holiness in our students and not hindering them from knowing Jesus.

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