Philosophy
Cardinal Mooney High School, a coeducational diocesan high school, is staffed by faculty who share a Christian vision. This Christian vision, which has its source in the Gospels and finds expression in the North American Bishops’ pastoral letter, “To Teach As Jesus Did,” serves as the basis for our school philosophy. We are committed to the development of the whole person, emphasizing the personal dignity and value of the student and of the teacher, the realization of the importance of integrating religious truths and values into one’s life, and the primacy of religious instruction. With this as our motivation, we hope to carry out the mission entrusted by Jesus to his church: to bring all of creation to its fulfillment according to God’s design by proclaiming the message of truth, building a community of justice and peace, and reaching out in service to the entire human community.
Through the implementation of this philosophy, Cardinal Mooney students will be better able to build community in their families, their places of work, their neighborhoods, their nation, their world. Students, parents, faculty, and staff members of Cardinal Mooney High School accept this philosophy and the following objectives as a sacred responsibility before God.