SCC Catholicity
     Education in the living and learning of the Roman Catholic religion is considered the most important aspect of life at St. Charles Catholic High School.  The religion Department's course offerings are structured to cover basic elements of the Roman Catholic faith as rooted in the study of Sacred Scripture.  It is expanded through the life and teaching of the Church.  It is expressed in the witness of those life-styles rooted in the Catholic faith experience.

     As young Christians adults, The students are encouraged to exhibit Christian behavior at all times.  They are encouraged to build genuine Christian friendships with one another.  They are helped to understand the value and strength which come from common goals.  They are led to appreciate the bond which is formed in and through Christian prayer and liturgy.  The expression fostered in the classroom is directed toward a deeper experience of community which is found in the various religious services and retreat programs which are offered throughout the year.

      The religion program constantly holds before the student's view the call of Christ to be of  service to others.  Through the "Service Project," the student is exposed to the kinds of services that are practical and possible for young men and women to aid in their religious and Faith development. 
Curriculum:
       1. Creed
       2. Sacraments
       3. Old Testaments
       4. New Testaments
       5. Church History
       6. Catholic Morality
       7. Christian Lifestyles
       8. Christian Justice

Worship:     1. SCC Community Mass with Entire Student Body
                    2. Sacrament of Reconciliation Each Semester
                    3. The living Rosary
                    4. A live way of the cross
                    5. Chapel celebration of the Eucharist every Friday

Spiritual:     1. Class retreats
                    2. Voluntary Overnight senior retreat
                    3. Tracts of Life

Peer Ministry:    1. Leading class retreats
                             2. Planning school liturgies
                             3. Leading retreats for feeder schools
                             4. Organizing service projects   
                             5. Peer Eucharistic Ministry
                             6. Liturgical choir

Service projects:      Tutoring, Hospitals, summer camps, community projects,      Right-to-Life, helping the hungry, disaster help, etc.
            

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