Campus Life
Mission and Ministry
Campus Ministry
The Department of Mission and Ministry helps student deepen their faith and understanding of the human experience. Within our Christian community, we encourage students to ask thoughtful questions about their faith. Our liturgies, retreats, seminars and service opportunities lead students to the answers they seek and help them make God known to others.
Liturgies
Worshipping together on Holy Days or at daily Mass, as an entire community or as a class, the Mass imparts the Sacred Mysteries in an approachable way.
2021-2022 Liturgy Schedule:
Sept. 10: Opening School Mass
Sept. 24: Senior Mass and Brunch
Nov. 1: All Saints' Day
Nov. 18: Sophomore Mass
Dec. 8: Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Feb. 4: Junior Mass
March 2: Ash Wednesday
April 1: Freshman Mission Mass
May 12: Founder's Day
2021-2022 Liturgy Schedule:
Sept. 10: Opening School Mass
Sept. 24: Senior Mass and Brunch
Nov. 1: All Saints' Day
Nov. 18: Sophomore Mass
Dec. 8: Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Feb. 4: Junior Mass
March 2: Ash Wednesday
April 1: Freshman Mission Mass
May 12: Founder's Day
Retreats
Freshmen and sophomores participate in a variety of one-day, off-campus retreats. Juniors go on an overnight retreat, and seniors may attend Kairos, a four-day, off-campus experience led by both faculty and students. Click here to learn more.
Seminars
An expression of our commitment to educating the whole person, the seminar series focuses on human development and relationships, decision-making, academics and life skills. Click here to learn more.
Christian Service
Our students must complete 90 hours of Christian service during their four years as Cadets, but many extend themselves far beyond what is required. Service to others reveals our God-given graces and talents and helps us become citizens of the world. Click here to learn more.
Service Immersion Trips
Students relinquish creature comforts and stereotypes in favor of Christian service and self-discovery. These experiences are made possible by members of the SJC community, who donate generously to the Lasallian Christian Service Fund. Click here to learn more.
Lasallian Peer Ministry
Peer Ministry is a senior elective class that begins with a leadership seminar, which prepares students to plan and facilitate retreats. Each Peer Minister serves as a mentor to a small group of freshmen to acclimate them to student life at St. John's. They also plan and manage the retreats for freshmen, sophomores and juniors. Students may apply to become Peer Ministers in the spring of their junior year.
Lasallian Reflections
List of 3 news stories.
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Student Reflections: Kalen Fling ’20
Kalen Fling ’20 shared what Mass means to her at the Opening of School Mass on Sept. 6. -
Student Reflections: Maria Shepp ’19
Senior Maria Shepp reflects on the life lessons she learned at St. John's.
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Student Reflections: Alex Toner ’19
Junior Alex Toner reflects on his experiences as part of St. John’s French exchange program with La Salle Lille, a K-12 Lasallian school in Lille, France.
Annual Mission Report 2020
Annual Mission Report 2019
Annual Mission Report 2018
