Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry seeks to integrate faith formation, service learning, and justice education into the daily life of our school, ensuring that the Mercy Catholic mission is not just taught, but lived.
Guided by the charism of Catherine McAuley, the Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy, and the Mercy Education Core Values, Campus Ministry fosters a vibrant and inclusive faith life that engages students, faculty, staff, alumnae, and families in all aspects of campus life through prayer, liturgy, community outreach, education for justice and peace, retreats, and pastoral care.
Prayer & Liturgy
One Academy. One Community.
From our youngest students in Preschool to our seniors preparing for graduation, prayer and liturgy bring the entire Bay View community together.
Throughout the year, All-Academy liturgies, prayer services, and celebrations of our Mercy traditions create meaningful moments to gather as one school—to reflect, give thanks, celebrate, and support one another.
Students take an active role in these experiences through readings, music, prayer, and leadership, helping make each gathering an expression of our shared community. Rooted in the Catholic faith and the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy, these moments also invite every student to consider how faith, compassion, dignity, and service can shape the way she engages with others.
There is something especially powerful about seeing students of all ages gathered together. Our youngest students experience traditions they will grow into, while our older students model the leadership and spirit of Mercy they will one day carry forward.
Prayer and liturgy remind us that although every student's Bay View journey is her own, we are one Academy, connected by a shared mission and a commitment to Mercy.