Sophomore - Growing in Christian Morality - Jesus in the New Testament Students consider the personal development of the individual, center on Jesus Christ as the model of all humanness, and look at the virtues of Jesus as can be seen in the lives of people past and present.

Students learn the basic Catholic teaching on the humanity and divinity of Jesus Christ. They are invited to explore the New Testament and come to know Jesus of faith as someone personal in his or her life.

Junior - Church History - World Religions Students study the Christian/Catholic Church its beginning to its present form and how Christians have been challenged to live out the gospel over the centuries, so that they may be better able to identify with it.

Students study other religions in order to come to respect the different traditions and thus become agents of tolerance and peace in a divided world.

Senior - Marriage and Christian Lifestyles - The Christian Call to Justice and Peace Students explore how one lives out the Christian mission in married, single, religious and ordained life. Both are experiential senior courses.

Students relate the teachings of Jesus and the Church to the struggle for justice in today's world to become themselves citizens who promote peace and justice

Worship
Chapel Masses - Every Friday morning at 7:25 A.M.
All School Masses - Monthly at 10:05 A.M., Holy Days and special seasons or days
Reconciliation - Communal opportunity is provided within retreats and during the Seasons of Advent and Lent

Prayer
A student leads prayer over the intercom to begin each day. Prayer, reflection, journal opportunities and prayer composition are woven throughout the Theology class curriculum.