Campus Ministry at St. Joseph High School is an integral part of our spiritual life program as we strive to put the Gospel into action in our lives.

Putting our faith into action helps to concretize what we study, as we live out our relationship with Christ which comes to us through prayer and through the sacramental life of the Church. Mother Teresa once said that "the fruit of prayer is service," so our Campus Ministry program seeks to combine what our students study with how they live, helping to form the young person for lifelong discipleship. In the process, students grow stronger in the faith themselves, and powerfully witness to it among their peers.

This is accomplished through various concrete activities, such as providing food to families in need through the Thanksgiving Food Drive, witnessing to the sanctity of life at the March for Life in Washington DC each January, remembering those less fortunate at the holidays through the Christmas Giving Tree, bringing a smile to the face of our elders at the Senior Citizen Prom, helping underprivileged youth with their studies in collaboration with Mother Teresa's sisters, the Missionaries of Charity, helping with the celebration of school-wide Masses and of Catholic Schools Week, and so much more.

To inquire about about Campus Ministry -- or for ways to get involved -- contact Sister Gabriela Davila.

Campus Ministry at St. Joseph High School is an integral part of our spiritual life program as we strive to put the Gospel into action in our lives.