Q: How is Catholicism incorporated into the curriculum?
A: Every student at Bonner & Prendie takes theology classes, ensuring Catholic teachings and values are a part of their academic experience. This curriculum covers religious doctrines and emphasizes moral and ethical discussions.
Q: What role does Mass play in the student experience?
A: Participation in Mass is a cornerstone of the Bonner & Prendie experience. The school hosts school-wide liturgies and special Masses, allowing students to engage with their faith in a communal setting. We also continue Catholic traditions, like the Rosary Rally and the Baccalaureate Masses.
Q: What Catholic traditions are currently practiced at B&P
A: Bonner & Prendie embraces various Catholic traditions, such as prayer services, the Rosary Rally, memorial mass, and seasonal observances. These events help foster community and shared values among our students.
Q: How does the school promote service and outreach?
A: Many of our clubs and organizations allow students to use their time and talent towards community service, social justice, and supporting those in need, encouraging students to live out their faith in practical ways.
For example, Campus Ministry Team organizes retreats and service projects, allowing students to engage in community outreach and deepen their spiritual lives. Additionally, organizations like the National Honor Society emphasizes service by requiring members to complete volunteer hours that benefit the local community. Our school also hosts events such as food drives and clothing collections, often coordinated by student-led clubs, reinforcing the commitment to serving the less fortunate.
Q: Who teaches theology at Bonner & Prendie?
A: The theology department comprises four dedicated teachers who guide students' understanding of Catholicism. They are crucial in educating students about our Catholic faith and values while facilitating respectful and inclusive discussions of diverse perspectives.
Q: How does the school's leadership support its Catholic mission?
A: Rooted in the values of faith, service, and community, our leadership team strives to keep our Catholic identity at the heart of our school culture. By promoting spiritual growth and community involvement, leadership is focused on creating a holistic educational experience for students, ensuring they receive a well-rounded education that goes beyond academics.
Initiatives like service-learning opportunities and community-focused projects emphasize the importance of service and outreach as extensions of the Catholic faith. They encourage students to practice compassion and social responsibility, helping them become thoughtful leaders who positively impact the world.
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