Campus Ministry

Rooted in the tradition of the Order of Friar Servants of Mary, Campus Ministry exists to awaken faith and to form young men in fraternity, service, hospitality, and compassion through prayer, worship, the sacraments, retreats, and Christian service.

The Servite Order

Servite High School's spiritual identity flows from the Order of Friar Servants of Mary, founded in 1233 by seven Florentine merchants who withdrew from public life to devote themselves to prayer and service. Their charism of brotherhood, humility, and devotion to Mary still shapes daily life on campus.

Every Mass, retreat, and service hour a Servite man completes is an extension of that 800-year tradition: faith lived in community, not observed alone.

“Awaken faith and promote the values of fraternity, service, hospitality, and compassion.”

Prayer & Worship

Weekly Events

The Campus Ministry Team invites the community to join their weekly events. Times are subject to change; please check your email for updates.

Daily Mass

Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 7:45 AM. Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00 PM. No Daily Mass on days with an All-School Mass or Sports Prayer Service.

Marian Devotion

Rosary Prayer at the Grotto Statue during lunch on Mondays. Rosary Prayer and a walk around the track on Thursdays at 7:45 AM.

Confessions

In the Chapel or Fr. Chinnu's office, Wednesday and Friday during lunch. Email chaplain@servitehs.org to schedule an appointment on other days.

Adoration

Every Friday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Divine Mercy Chaplet & Benediction

Every Friday, following Adoration. No Adoration or Divine Mercy Chaplet on All-School Mass days.

For Juniors & Seniors

KAIROS

KAIROS is a three-day retreat that strengthens your relationship with our loving God. Wherever you are in your faith journey, KAIROS is time well spent.

Juniors and seniors at Servite, regardless of their faith tradition, are welcome to join us. We extend this invitation to all students, and we sincerely hope that each one will seize this chance to come together with their fellow Servite brothers. It's an opportunity not just to strengthen one's faith, but to bond and grow with the brotherhood.

To attend KAIROS, complete an application. Completing the application does not guarantee admission, and after it's submitted you'll be prompted to make a payment.

2026-2027 Sessions

Kairos 93: Sept 29-Oct 1, 2026 - FULL!
Kairos 94: Feb 22-24, 2027
Kairos 95: Apr 12-14, 2027

Application Closed

Applications open closer to each retreat date. Be sure to check Credo Communications as we approach each retreat date, or reach out with questions to our Director of Campus Ministry, Aaron Mascaro, at amascaro@servitehs.org.

Get Involved

Campus Ministry Programs & Events

A few more ways the Campus Ministry community gathers throughout the year.

First Friday, Monthly

Parent & Son Mass

Parents and guardians are invited to Mass with their sons at 7:30 AM. More details are shared through Credo Communications.

First Wednesday, Monthly

Servite Fathers Fellowship

A relaxed evening of prayer, Bible study, and fellowship for Servite dads. First meeting: Wednesday, September 2, 6:30-8:00 PM, Campus Ministry Office, Room 107.

Anytime

Prayer Requests

Ask the Campus Ministry team to hold someone, or something, in prayer. Requests are kept in confidence.

Submit a Request

Christian Service

Every Servite student gives back through direct service to the community. At least 25 hours are due each year by March 31, and 100 hours are required for graduation. Hours are logged and verified through MobileServe.

Open the Service Portal

By Grade Level

Class Service Projects

Each grade level takes on its own service project throughout the year. Details and photos for the current school year go here.

Freshmen

Following in the humble footsteps of St. Teresa of Calcutta, our freshmen embark on a year-long journey of sacrificial love. In Latin, Servite means “(You all) Serve!”—a direct command to put others before ourselves and feed souls with Christ. By adding the "T" of the cross to our mission, we invite our newest students to pick up their cross, step into the lifelong journey of service, and discover what it truly means to be a Servite Friar.

Sophomores

How do we turn faith into action? By living out the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Inspired by St. Faustina and championed by Saint Pope John Paul II, this year-long project pushes sophomores to dive deeper into service. Students choose a primary Work of Mercy to focus on, exploring how the intersection of acts of compassion, prayer, and care can invite others to experience God’s infinite love.

Juniors

Totus Tuus—Totally Yours. This year, juniors give of themselves completely by completing at least 25 hours of community-focused service. Guided by the insights of Saint Pope John Paul II, students examine their service through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching, exploring how their hands-on efforts promote solidarity and serve the common good.

Seniors

Senior year brings our service journey full circle with a project inspired by St. Thérèse of Lisieux, "The Little Flower." Seniors are challenged to complete 25 or more tangible acts of service specifically for their families and neighbors. St. Thérèse taught that greatness comes from loving well in the smallest things. This "little" project serves as a profound bookend and exclamation point to the transformation that began freshman year.

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