List of 4 items.

Liturgical and Sacramental Life
- School Masses
- Class Reconciliation Services
- Training of Eucharistic Ministers
- Special Franciscan liturgies
- Living Stations of the Cross
Retreats
- Comprehensive, 4-year, program of Class Retreats
- Focused on instilling in our young men the Franciscan spirituality of fraternitas ("brotherhood")
Franciscan Service-Learning
- Comprehensive, 4-year, service program
- Progressively introduces students to a variety of service opportunities
- Fosters in our young men a lifelong commitment to the marginalized
Student Groups
- Franciscan Youth Ministry (FYM)
- Alverna (peer ministry team)

Campus Ministry

The Office of Campus Ministry serves to further the Mission of St. Francis High School. It works to develop the whole person of every member of the school community, by safeguarding our Catholic and Franciscan identity.

Through programs that uphold and encourage our core values of faith, humility, compassion, and integrity, Campus Ministry seeks to provide the entire school community opportunities for the deepening of faith and the development of a spiritual life.

Striving to animate the spiritual life of the St. Francis High School community, the Office of Campus Ministry develops and maintains a ministerial program that focuses on four major areas; namely, liturgical and sacramental life, retreats, service-learning, and student groups.

List of 1 members.

Fr Matthew Foley

foleym@stfrancishigh.org

2018
Bio
Fr. Matthew Foley, OFM Conv.
Friar Matt is the Director of Campus Ministry at St. Francis High School. Before coming to St. Francis. He originally from Quincy, MA. After high school, he attended the Catholic University of America and pursued a BA in politics. While at CUA, he met the Franciscan Friars Conventual and joined after graduation in 2001. He professed his first vows in 2004 and studied theology at Washington Theological Union. He graduated with a Masters in Divinity and was ordained to the priesthood in 2009. Before coming to St. Francis, he spent 10 years at Archbishop Curley High School in Baltimore, where he was campus minister, taught in the theology department, and was department chair.