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Students Plan to Attend March for Life |
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This year's March for Life, scheduled to coincide with the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision, will be held in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 22, 2010. And, St. Paul students plan to be in attendance again this year!
Students, accompanied by Ms. Gertrud Bianchi, St. Paul's Religion Dept. Chair, and Father Jose Mercado, attended the March for Life in Washington in January 2009.
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Meet our New Campus Chaplain! |
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St. Paul is pleased to introduce our new campus chaplain - Fr. Michael Carlson. Fr. Carlson was announced as St. Paul's new chaplain in September of 2009. Father Carlson was ordained in 2007 and is currently assigned as Parochial Vicar to the Church of the Holy Spirit in Newington. Prior to serving in his assignment, Father was serving St. Peter, St. Francis, St. Mary and Sacred Heart parishes in Torrington. Fr. Carlson is very excited to be apart of the SPCHS community, and brings with him a great love and hope for Catholic Education. He studied at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC earning a B.Mus. in Music History and Literature in 2002. His theological studies include an S.T.B. and and S.T.L. from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, where he lived, studied and worked for six years. Father will be available to students, faculty and parents at the school, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week. In addition, Father Carlson will celebrate the school's weekly Mass on Wednesday mornings at 7:15 a.m. and the school's monthly masses. He can be reached easily at
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Light a Candle in our Chapel |
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Send us your prayers, intentions, or requests, and we will light a candle for you in our Chapel. |
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St. Paul Catholic High School provides a safe and nurturing faith-based environment in which students are encouraged to reach their full potential.
WORSHIP
Prayer Services or a celebration of the Mass occur monthly for the entire school community. Advent, Lent, chapel prayer and other occasions for worship supplement the program.
RETREATS
Each student is required to attend a yearly retreat with other members of their grade. The retreats are designed to enrich their relationship with God and their classmates as "companions on the journey." Senior Peer Ministers facilitate the retreats and share their own faith experience.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Each student at St. Paul is expected to understand and fulfill the Christian call to service at the school and within the wider community. Each grade has its own set of requirements monitored by the Religious Studies Department.
SPIRITUAL LIFE COMMITTEE
A group of students, teachers and parents work together to create supplementary spiritual opportunities for the school community. Examples include: chapel care, Lenten Hunger Awareness program, guest speakers and creative liturgy development. |
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Spiritual Life