Students in the Madonna community must keep in mind that developing and nurturing a Christian atmosphere and faith is our top priority.  Obedient to Christ and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church and called forth in ministry to our youth, the primary purpose of Madonna High School is to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

Liturgies are celebrated for the entire student body and faculty each week. Under the guidance and supervision of the religion department faculty, students assume an integral role in the planning and preparation of school liturgies.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation, school-wide prayer services and class retreats form another part of the students’ faith life.

Four years of service are required to graduate and receive a diploma. A minimum of 10 hours of service is required of all seniors and juniors, and 5 hours of service is required of all sophomores and freshmen.

Students must complete annual requirements by the end of the third quarter of each academic year. A written evaluation of the student’s service is required from the supervisor of the service, listing the experience and time spent performing each individual service.

The religion requirements may not be waived for non-Catholic students. The concept of a Catholic school is to transmit Christian Doctrine. All students at Madonna will take the required religion courses for graduation.

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