Student Life

Service

Paul VI High School’s Service Hour Program

Paul VI High School’s philosophy is to integrate service in to our students’ school experience.  Service is at the root of who we are as Christians.  Students embrace the Gospel message, “Love one another as I have loved you” (John 15:12), when they meet the needs of their community.  Community service is a vital part of our education because it develops the whole person, and is a proper response to Paul VI’s mission statement and objectives, “ Paul VI High School calls students to open their minds and hearts to this truth, be enlightened and transformed by it, and then go into the world and proclaim it by their words and deeds.”

Paul VI students are required to meet the following minimum Service Hours Requirements in order to graduate.

●   1 service project completed during freshman year.
The service project could be served within a program within Paul VI or completed outside the school.  The intent is to introduce the student to various programs and service opportunities within their school and community.  There are no minimum hours required.

●   1 service project completed during sophomore year.
The service project could be served within a program within Paul VI or completed outside the school.  The intent is to introduce the student to various programs and service opportunities within their school and community.  There are no minimum hours required.

●   20 hours of service completed during junior year.

●   30 hours of service completed during senior year.

●   Service done for immediate family, close relatives, or friends does not count toward the requirement unless permitted by the Service Coordinator.  The student must get permission prior to service.  The expectation of Juniors and Seniors is to serve the wider school community to promote both solidarity and awareness of the greater community needs.

●   Service resulting in payment will not count towards service requirement.

Paul VI will be using Mobileserve next year.  Mobileserve will allow you to track your service hours right on your phone.  Mobileserve will also help you find volunteer opportunities in your area.  The app will also have all PVI service opportunities as well. 

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Prayer

Practicing our faith reinforces our commitment to our relationship with Jesus Christ.  We provide our students an opportunity to deepen their relationship with God through prayer, service to others, and retreats.

  • Daily Mass is celebrated each morning in the Chapel at 7:30 a.m.
  • Monthly Masses are planned by the Liturgical Committee.
  • We hold Advent and Lent Penance Services.
  • Morning and afternoon prayer are led by Paul VI Students.
  • Special occasion prayer services for other athletic teams and events.
  • The Kairos Retreat

List of 2 members.

  • Photo of Fr. Philip Ramos

    Fr. Philip Ramos 

  • Photo of Sr. Dianna Higgins

    Sr. Dianna Higgins 

    • Campus Ministry

I am truly blessed to have access to such an active, inclusive, and supportive campus ministry. As a young woman, growing my faith is extremely important to me, and through the opportunity's campus ministry has brought me, I am successful in this growth. I have been a part of numerous life enhancing activities such as the Kairos Retreat, service activities, and volunteering at the Mass. I can confidently say these experiences have transformed me into a better person in all aspects of my life. There is not enough gratitude I can express for this program that I am blessed enough to be apart of.

Annalise Capoli, Class of 2025


Paul VI High School

901 Hopkins Rd., Ste. B
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Phone: 856.858.4900
Fax: 856.858.6832
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