Serving as Men and Women for Others

Requirements: A total of 20 volunteer hours at the approved non profit organization of your choice.  Please record your service at app or webpage MobileServe.

Reflection: End of the year reflection project is due May 10, 2024 at 11:59 pm. (Instructions and templates coming soon!)

Required Service Experience Exchange: Mr. Vasquez, Mr. Arenas, SJ, or Mr. Badillo will provide the information regarding the required reflection during religion class.

Deadlines to complete service and reflections: Please see the first tab.

 

In-person direct service: You would contact an approved non-profit organization that you are interested in and connect to see how you can help out! They will let you know if they need volunteers! Make sure you have more than one organization to contact. 

Requirements: A total of 20 volunteer hours at the approved non profit organization of your choice.  Please record your service at app or webpage MobileServe.

Reflection: End of the year reflection project is due May 10, 2024 at 11:59 pm. (Instructions and templates coming soon!)

Reflections will be turned in to Mrs. T. Juarez and Mr. Badillo.

Hint: Your English project interviews may be helpful for your service project.

 

Deadlines to complete service and reflections: Please see the first tab.

In conjunction with Religion, students choose a service site based on one or more Corporal Works of Mercy. The Corporal Works are defined as, "... the teachings of Jesus and give us a model for how we should treat all others, as if they were Christ in disguise.  They "are charitable actions by which we help our neighbors in their bodily needs" (USCCA).  They respond to the basic needs of humanity as we journey together through this life." (USCCB) 

Requirements: A total of 20 volunteer hours at the approved non profit organization of your choice.  Please record your service at app or webpage MobileServe.

Reflection: End of the year reflection project is due May 10, 2024 at 11:59 pm. (Instructions and templates coming soon!)

Reflections are to be submitted to Mr. Arenas SJ and Sr. Frances and every quarter and here. 

Deadlines to complete service and reflections: Please see the first tab.

Service:

A service reflection is required by Mrs. Napoli and Mr. Arenas, SJ for Ethics Class. More info will be shared. 

Requirements: A total of 20 volunteer hours at the approved non profit organization of your choice.  Please record your service at app or webpage MobileServe.

Reflection: End of the year reflection project is due May 2, 2025 at 11:59 pm. (Instructions and templates coming soon!)

Deadlines:

Please see the first tab. 

Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice | Ignatian Solidarity Network 

Applications are now available!

You are invited to apply to the annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice Conference in Washington, D.C.! 

 

Every year, hundreds of people from many high schools and colleges in the nation come together to listen to acclaimed and respected social justice and faith-driven speakers such as Fr. Bryan Massingale on race, Sr. Peggy O'Neill, S.C. on promoting peace through art and education, and Ruben Garcia on the rights of migrants, refugees, and vulnerable people in the U.S. - Mexico border region, among others exceptional speakers. 

 

This is a perfect opportunity for someone who enjoys learning about history, making a difference in their communities, being open to learning from different perspectives, and learning to talk about difficult socio-political subjects in a peaceful and facts-driven manner via first-hand accounts of people who are working at the frontlines. Answer the call and become a leader! We will accompany each other on a steadfast and hope-filled journey as a courageous community ready to learn, advocate, reflect, and reflect together. 

 

For more information, click on the link  here -->Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice 

 

Deadline to apply:  Tuesday, September 3, 11:59 pm 

When: October 26-28

Where: Washington Hilton, Washington, DC

Transportation:  Southwest Airlines 

Cost: $150 

Who can apply: This opportunity is open to Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class students who are academically eligible. 

Requirement: Students are required to participate in formation meetings leading up to October 26. This also includes fundraising initiatives. Additionally, students will present their research and experience in November (date TBD). Formation meetings will be after school on Mondays or Fridays (dates TBD).

Chaperones/Moderators: Ms. Rocio Juarez and Mrs. Kelsey Napoli 

 

You will be scheduled to interview on Friday, September 4-6, 2024 after school. 

 

An interview will also be scheduled as soon as you submit your application. - If you have any questions, please get in touch with Ms. Rocío Juárez in Campus Ministry / TEAMS.

 

 

Love Fridge Clean Up

Neighborhood Clean Up 

 

Blessed Sacrament Youth Center and Cristo Rey H.S. Teen Peer Mentorship Program

A Teen Peer Mentor is a High School age young leader who serves the mission of BSYC by engaging in our effort of building a safe, healthy, and supportive after-school environment for young people.  Teen Peer Mentors serve BSYC a minimum of two to four hours a week helping the After-school Program with the following tasks:

• Assist an Adult Mentor to help children finish their homework

• Assist an Adult Mentor with supervising a small group of kids

• Assist an Adult Mentor serve food to the young people

• Assist an Adult Mentor by accompanying a small group of kids as they do their assigned activities (arts, sports, social time)

Apply now!

• First session starts 9/11 with an orientation on 9/8
• Second session starts 11/26 with an orientation on 11/20
• Third session starts 2/26 with an orientation on 1/29

BSYC and Cristo Rey H.S. Teen Peer Mentorship Program (Cohort #1)

• 20 total service hours

• A period of 10 weeks

• You choose the recurring day you would like to volunteer on

• 2 hours per day, one day a week, 4:30 - 6:30 PM