CATHOLIC FAITH + VIATORIAN VALUES

Throughout the world, Viatorians raise up communities where faith is lived, deepened, and celebrated. The name Viator means traveler, implying a lifelong journey of discovery and learning. Through service, retreats, liturgical experiences, and theology classes, our students embark on their personal spiritual journeys. Our community embraces and welcomes students of all backgrounds, faiths, and viewpoints.

Judy Amberg Ministry Center

The Judy Amberg Ministry Program embodies what it means to be Viatorian. Students become more active in their faith life through all-school Masses, retreats, and service experiences.

All School Liturgies
Mass of the Holy Spirit - Wednesday, September 3
Feast of Saint Viator Mass - Tuesday, October 21
Thanksgiving / Grandparents Mass - Thursday, November 13
Immaculate Conception Mass - Monday, December 8
Catholic Schools Week Mass - Wednesday, January 28
Ash Wednesday Liturgy - Wednesday, February 18
Stations of the Cross Prayer Service - Wednesday, March 18
Easter Mass - Wednesday, April 22
Baccalaureate Mass - Sunday, May 17

Adult Faith

Our Adult Faith program offers multiple opportunities for faculty, staff, coaches, current and past parents, and alumni to explore their faith through family masses, retreats, professional development, service, and reflection. 

Family Masses
Sunday, September 14, at 5:00 p.m. (Welcome Mass for the Class of 2029)
Sunday, November 2, at 10:00 a.m. (Alumni Memorial Mass)
Sunday, December 14, at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday, February 22, at 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 19, time tbd

Viatorian Community

A number of Viatorian priests, brothers, associates, and pre-associates are currently active in daily life at Saint Viator High School. Together, they work to animate the school's mission of providing religious formation and an academic program of excellence to young men and women.

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Diversity and Solidarity

Viatorian spirituality is based on acknowledging and teaching all members of society. We approach our mission with an open mind, seeing the world the way others see it, and sharing the gospel to promote positive change.

Our Diversity and Solidarity Initiative is grounded in the Gospel of Jesus, our Catholic Social Teaching, and our Viatorian tradition. The principle of solidarity in Catholic teaching includes justice and the inclusion and participation of all people in all aspects of our life together.

Our efforts will broaden our students' perspectives so they are inclusive in thought and action as they seek to transform the communities they encounter. By being more inclusive of all people and ideas, we more fully commit to educating the whole person. We have an important role to play in growing leaders who will be beacons of inclusivity for the next generation and beyond.

Fr. Charlie Bolser, C.S.V., Alumni Chaplain and President of Saint Viator from 1987-98

As a Catholic institution, Saint Viator is committed to the educational journey of young men and women. A journey that offers possibilities and challenges that shape our future selves, develop our unique talents, and guide us toward using our special gifts for the common good.

Office of Campus Ministry

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    Mrs. Ann Perez 

    Vice President of Mission & Identity - Director of Campus Ministry
    847-392-4050 ext. 266
  • Photo of John Eustice

    Fr. John Eustice 

    Chaplain
    847-392-4050 ext. 276
  • Photo of Cathy Abrahamian

    Mrs. Cathy Abrahamian 

    Campus Minister
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Located in Arlington Heights, IL, Saint Viator High School is a private, co-ed, Catholic school for grades 9-12. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, fine and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.