The role of campus ministry at Bishop McDevitt High School is to foster the spiritual growth and faith life of our school community—students, faculty, and staff—through intentional programs, prayer experiences, and acts of service. Rooted in the mission of the Church, campus ministry helps the school community live out the Gospel in daily life.

Bishop McDevitt Campus Ministry Team:

• Fr. Kevin Key- School Chaplain
• Mr. Brad Sizemore- Campus Minister, Theology Teacher, ProLife Club Moderator
• Mrs. Kristianne Thomas- Campus Minister, Theology Teacher, Department Chair

Key Roles of Campus Ministry:

1.  Spiritual Formation

• Organizes school-wide  Masses, liturgies, and prayer services

• Provides opportunities for  Eucharistic Adoration  and  Reconciliation

• Leads  retreats  that help students encounter Christ and reflect on their personal faith journey

2.  Faith Education and Evangelization

• Supports and complements religious education by creating  faith-enriching experiences

• Offers  faith-sharing groups, RCIA, and talks  to deepen understanding of Catholic teaching

• Encourages students to develop a personal relationship with Christ

3.  Community and Service

• Fosters a sense of  Christian community and belonging

• Organizes  service projects  and  outreach  to live out Catholic Social Teaching

• Encourages  student leadership  in faith-based initiatives, such as the Campus Ministry Leadership Team

4.  Pastoral Care

• Offers a  listening ear and spiritual support  to students navigating challenges

• Helps create a compassionate and inclusive atmosphere rooted in the dignity of every person

• Supports students during times of loss, stress, or personal discernment

5.  Liturgical Leadership

• Trains students to serve as  altar servers, lectors, and Eucharistic ministers (seniors only)

• Helps plan meaningful and relevant liturgies that reflect the lives of high school students