Ministry
The Department of Campus Ministry offers activities and programs to the school community that awaken faith and promote the values of fraternity, service, hospitality, and compassion as embodied in the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church and the Order of Friar Servants of Mary. We foster the search for God and develop a masculine spirituality through personal encounters with Christ. We achieve our mission through daily prayer, liturgical worship, the celebration of the Sacraments, days of reflection, retreats, related spiritual leadership opportunities, spiritual direction, and Christian Service.
The Order of Friar Servants of Mary
The spiritual life and identity of Servite High School are founded on the principles and traditions of the Servite Order. Founded in 1233, the Servite Order extends its traditions of service, fraternity, and devotion to Mary to the men of Servite High School.
DAILY MASS & Confession
Daily Masses will be celebrated at 7:45 am during the school year. Please note that on days when an all-school Mass is scheduled, there will be no morning Mass. We invite you to join the Servite Community for the all-school Masses at 11:15 am.
Our Servite Chaplain, Fr. Chinnappan Mudiyappan O.S.M. will be available Wednesdays and Fridays during the lunch period in the chapel, as well as by appointment to hear your Confessions.
Parent/Guardian MASS
Parent/Guardian & Son Mass & Donuts is BACK! Masses will be held at 7:30 am, the first Friday of the month. More information will be communicated closer to the date via Credo Communications.
"MARY MONDAY"
We will pray the Rosary or the Seven Sorrows Rosary (alternating between the two) every Monday at the Statue during lunch.
EXPOSITION
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held every Friday from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm throughout the school day. Various teachers and staff members offer up time to adore Christ in the sacrament so others may as well. You are welcome to come and worship.
Come and pray with us on Fridays at 3:00 pm! We check in with each other on our week, offer prayer intentions, pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and worship Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament through Benediction!
Theology Classes
All students attend a class in Catholic Theology. In this setting, students are challenged to examine and study the teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church with an academic approach.
- Freshmen: Encountering Christ, the Word
- Sophomores: The Mission of Christ
- Juniors: Life in Christ
- Seniors: Critical Reflections
Liturgy
In our Masses and other liturgies, we give God the glory due His name and open ourselves to experience His Transformation in our lives.
School Prayer
Each day includes Morning Prayer, the Angelus (before lunch), and Closing Prayer. We ask God’s blessings upon our work and ourselves.
All-School Mass
The entire school attends Mass approximately twice per month on selected feasts of the Church and/or Servite Order. Professional Dress is worn for All-School Masses.
Reconciliation Services
Each Advent and Lent, a communal Reconciliation service with individual confessions is scheduled for the whole school.
Liturgical Prayer Services & Celebrations
As Servants of Mary, we hold prayer services and celebrations throughout the year. Some examples include Praying the Rosary and the Seven Sorrows Rosary, an Advent Prayer Service, various celebrations of Our Lady, such as Guadalupe and Fatima, and more.
Parent Outreach
Masses and fellowship opportunities are held for mothers and fathers and their sons.
KAIROS
Applications are available digitally and as a hard copy. For Juniors and Seniors only. All retreat dates are posted on the school calendar. Click the button below to download the application.
September 24th-26thFebruary 4th-6thApril 1st-3rd
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
Students are required to complete 25 service hours or more a year before March 31st. The graduation requirement of 100 hours or more remains the same. To read more about this, please consult the Parent/Student Handbook online. We use the app MobileServe to help track service hours better and more efficiently. Accounts are already created for each student, who will be able to input hours and have verification emails sent to his service supervisor. In addition, completing a service project and reporting.
THE SERVITE PROJECT
The Servite Project is a meaningful, year-long service initiative undertaken by every freshman student. In this project, each student commits to dedicating a minimum of 25 service hours to a single organization of their choice. Upon completion, students commemorate their journey by creating and sharing a self-produced video that highlights their experiences.
