Student Formation
Campus Ministry
Studnet House Chaplins
Isabel Aldrete-McIntosh, Angelico House
Grayson Dufihlo, Aquinas House
Ava Kish, DePorres House
Trang Cao, Frassati House
Alan Armenta, Lima House
Simone Clarke, Montfort House
Anna Robinson, Ricci House
Sierra Ross, Siena House
Isabel Aldrete-McIntosh, Angelico House
Grayson Dufihlo, Aquinas House
Ava Kish, DePorres House
Trang Cao, Frassati House
Alan Armenta, Lima House
Simone Clarke, Montfort House
Anna Robinson, Ricci House
Sierra Ross, Siena House
Campus Ministry Team
List of 5 members.
community
prayer
study
Service
The Four Pillars of Dominican Life
The Four Pillars of Dominican Life are Prayer, Community, Study and Service. At Bishop Lynch, we provide our students with opportunities to pray daily in all classes, at regularly scheduled liturgies, and through all things. We build community in our classrooms, on our sports teams, in our student organizations and through social events sponsored by the school. Our students study and excel in their classrooms with the goal of becoming people who will be able to influence the world for good through their love of knowledge. We strive to emulate the lives of the apostles in and out of the classroom. Service to others is a hallmark of Bishop Lynch High School, with ample opportunities to participate in group and individual service projects.
Father Edwin Leonard highlights the lives of eight saints and blesseds, each of which is a namesake for a BL house in the house system.
St. Martin de Porres
St. Catherine of Siena
St. Rose of Lima
BL. Fra Angelico
Bl. Pier Frassati
St. Catherine de Ricci
Bishop Lynch High School
Faithful to Catholic Tradition and to our Dominican heritage of scholarship and service, Bishop Lynch High School promotes the development of the total person by bringing together a diverse community in a rigorous, college preparatory environment where students are taught to strive for excellence, seek truth, and work for justice in the world. - Founded in 1963