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- Sacred Heart is an apostolic school run by the Legion of Christ. The term "apostolic school" refers to a high-school seminary where young men can discern their vocation to the priesthood in a missionary order or congregation. At the Heart of Legionary spirituality are Christ-centeredness, love for Blessed Virgin Mary, and firm adhesion to the Church and the Pope. Sacred Heart Apostolic School is for young men who wish to discern the vocation to the priesthood in the Legion of Christ. The Sacred Heart Apostolic School tradition dates back to the Legion of Christ's foundation in 1941 with an apostolic school in Mexico City. Since then, 20 such apostolic schools have sprung up worldwide, including others in the United States, Canada, Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Mexico, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, and Argentina, among others. Sacred Heart Apostolic School in Rolling Prairie, Indiana, opened its doors in the fall of 2005 at what once was the prestigious Le Mans Academy. In 2015 it became the only apostolic school in the United States when it combined resources with the Immaculate Conception Apostolic School (ICAS), initially located in New Hampshire. Since opening its doors, hundreds of students have passed through Sacred Heart Apostolic School. Fifty percent of graduates have continued to the Legion of Christ's novitiate in Cheshire, Connecticut, or the diocesan seminary. The other graduates continued their education at Loyola University, Ave Maria University, Benedictine College, Christendom College, and Holy Cross College, with a firm foundation in their faith and mission as lay apostles Christ. Sacred Heart Apostolic School's mission is to provide integral formation (spiritual, human, academic, and apostolic) for junior high and high school boys, considering a call to the priesthood in the Legion of Christ. We provide personal accompaniment in a healthy and supportive environment that enables them to mature, discern, and respond to their potential call to a religious vocation. Junior High School at Sacred Heart Apostolic School encompasses the 8th Grade. There are nine classes and directed study periods daily, five days a week. Choir and band practice during two music periods on the weekends. There are also daily sessions of sports, work detail, and chapel. The following are the classes and descriptions for 8th Grade. View full school
Sacred Heart is an apostolic school run by the Legion of Christ. The term "apostolic school" refers to a high-school seminary where young men can discern their vocation to the priesthood in a missionary order or congregation. At the Heart of Legionary spirituality are Christ-centeredness, love for Blessed Virgin Mary, and firm adhesion to the Church and the Pope. Sacred Heart Apostolic School is for young men who wish to discern the vocation to the priesthood in the Legion of Christ. The Sacred Heart Apostolic School tradition dates back to the Legion of Christ's foundation in 1941 with an apostolic school in Mexico City. Since then, 20 such apostolic schools have sprung up worldwide, including others in the United States, Canada, Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Mexico, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, and Argentina, among others. Sacred Heart Apostolic School in Rolling Prairie, Indiana, opened its doors in the fall of 2005 at what once was the prestigious Le Mans Academy. In 2015 it became the only apostolic school in the United States when it combined resources with the Immaculate Conception Apostolic School (ICAS), initially located in New Hampshire. Since opening its doors, hundreds of students have passed through Sacred Heart Apostolic School. Fifty percent of graduates have continued to the Legion of Christ's novitiate in Cheshire, Connecticut, or the diocesan seminary. The other graduates continued their education at Loyola University, Ave Maria University, Benedictine College, Christendom College, and Holy Cross College, with a firm foundation in their faith and mission as lay apostles Christ. Sacred Heart Apostolic School's mission is to provide integral formation (spiritual, human, academic, and apostolic) for junior high and high school boys, considering a call to the priesthood in the Legion of Christ. We provide personal accompaniment in a healthy and supportive environment that enables them to mature, discern, and respond to their potential call to a religious vocation. Junior High School at Sacred Heart Apostolic School encompasses the 8th Grade. There are nine classes and directed study periods daily, five days a week. Choir and band practice during two music periods on the weekends. There are also daily sessions of sports, work detail, and chapel. The following are the classes and descriptions for 8th Grade.
