Christian Service Program
It is our hope that the Christian Service Program results in a transformative experience for each student in his commitment to justice.
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As members of the Bellarmine community, we are called to live according to a pattern of love and service modeled by Jesus Christ. We do this by setting the needs of the poor and marginalized as the horizon of our vision. Each student is challenged to use his critical skills to help bring about a more just world, to bring about the Kingdom of God. Over the course of four years, all students are invited to participate in immersion activities and are called to service where they work directly with younger children, with the elderly & developmentally challenged and with agencies that make a preferential option for the socio-economically disadvantaged.
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Tijuana Trip 2007
See photos from the 2007 Bellarmine immersion trip to Tijuana.
CSP News
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Lenten Food Drive Sculpture Contest
By: Anne Maloney
Posted: April 4, 2009
As part of this year’s Lenten Food Drive, the Christian Service Program hosted a Canned Food Sculpture Contest on Thursday, April 5th during lunch. Five teachers rallied their students to collect donations, develop a design, and build a sculpture made of cans.
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L.A. Service Immersion
Posted: February 22, 2009
Bells visit Dolores Mission and Skid Row during winter break, February 14-21, 2009
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We are the Language of God
By: Steve Pinkston
Posted: January 30, 2009
Bellarmine was graced on Thursday January 29 with the presence of Thomas Awiapo. Mr. Awiapo—a Catholic Relief Services (CRS) national coordinator from Ghana—addressed the entire school community and expressed his thanks for the prayers and donations given to CRS over the past eight years.
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The Martyrs of El Salvador, Agua Escondida, and the Ignatian Teach-In
By: Larry Lauro
Posted: December 15, 2008
On November 16th each year, the Jesuit communities across the nation remember the murders of six Jesuit priests, a housekeeper and her daughter in El Salvador.
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Winter Warmth Drive - Huge Success
By: Jonathan Robinson
Posted: December 4, 2008
A man for others is not only the lesson taught at Bellarmine College Preparatory but it is also an ideal demonstrated.
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