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Prayer

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Mass & Examen: 

We gather for daily Mass in the chapel at 7:15 a.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Wednesday Mass is at 2:50 p.m.

In addition, every morning we gather as an NDP community to reflect on God's Word and calling in our lives. This "Examen" is written by our Chaplain, Fr. Anthony Dang.

Also, once a month we celebrate an all-school Mass with our entire community. Parents are welcome, but must check in at the front desk prior to Mass.

eucharistic procession:

A Eucharistic Procession is a public act of worship where a consecrated communion host—believed to be the true body and blood of Jesus Christ—is placed inside a sacred vessel called a monstrance and carried through public streets. It is treated as a way to bring Christ out of the church building and into the everyday world.

Our first Eucharistic Procession of the school year will be Thursday, October 29th.

A priest in vestments holds up a communion wafer at an altar with a lit candle in the foreground, while a blurred congregation watches in the background.

reconciliation:

Receiving the sacraments are a vital part of the Catholic Christian tradition.

We offer students and staff the opportunity to receive God's grace through the Sacrament of Reconciliation by appointment or at our Advent and Lenten Reconciliation Days.

This year, our Advent Reconciliation Day will be on December 2 and our Lenten Reconciliation Day will be on March 17, 2027. Multiple priests will be available to hear Confessions throughout the school day.

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Prayer Requests & Mass Intentions:

We are more than an institute of excellent learning, we are a faith community. As such, we pray for each other in times of distress, help each other when needed and celebrate the joyful moments when our prayers and God's will collide. All prayer intentions are kept in confidence.

Prayer Requests