Don Bosco’s motto: “Give me souls, take away the rest.” expresses his zeal for the salvation of the young. The overriding concern for the spiritual welfare of the young that animated Don Bosco’s life still animates his schools today. Therefore, great emphasis is given to religious formation.
As a Catholic School, it requires all students to study the Catholic faith as a regular academic subject. Besides what is laid down in the commandments of God and of the Catholic church, students are expected to:
Raise their minds to God every morning and evening through personal and communal prayers;
Participate in the Eucharistic Celebration on Sundays and Holy Days of obligation;
Meet Christ in the Sacrament of Reconciliation at least once a month and to receive Holy Communion as often as they can;
Develop a filial love for Mary and loyalty to the Pope, the visible Vicar of Christ on earth;
Consider St. John Bosco as father, teacher and friend emulating St. Dominic Savio, the model of holiness;
Participate in recollections and retreats intended for their spiritual growth and personality development; and,
Participate in all other religious activities organized by the school.
