• ABOUT ACHS
  • Mission Statement
  • History
  • Catholic Identity
  • Academic
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  • Advisory Committee
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• PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
  • Admissions
    • Admissions
    • Application Process
    • Admissions Calendar
    • 8th Grade Highlights
  • Open House
  • Scholarship Information
  • Spend-the-Day
  • Summer Camp
  • Tuesday Tours
  • Tuition & Fees
• STUDENTS
  • Athletics
  • Campus Ministry
  • Clubs
  • College Resource Center
  • Counseling Center
  • Course of Studies (PDF)
  • Library
  • Lunch Menu (PDF)
  • Textbook Orders
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• ALUMNAE
  • Alumna of the Year
  • Alumnae Advisory Board
  • Annual Giving Fund
  • Calendar of Events
  • Career Day
  • Class Reps
  • Provider
  • Reunions
  • Special Events
    • Golf Tournament
    • Emerald Gala
    • Prayer Breakfast
    • Alumnae Rally
  • Transcript Requests
  • What's New?
• PARENTS
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    • Chapelletter
    • PromFest
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  • Annual Giving Drive
  • College Resource Center
  • Counseling Center
  • Lunch Account
  • Monthly Administrative Newsletter
  • Special Events
    • Golf Tournament
    • Emerald Gala
    • Prayer Breakfast
  • Financial Assistance
• FACULTY
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• ADVANCEMENT
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  • Annual Giving
    • Annual Giving
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  • Cash Back Programs
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• HOME

Catholic Identity:
Campus Ministry

The Campus Ministry program empowers students to reach out to their classmates, their church parishes, and members of the metropolitan community regarding faith formation and acts of community service. The umbrella of Campus Ministry includes a ministry team which facilitates daily prayer, on-campus and off-campus grade-level retreats, prayer/support groups, and service learning projects including but not limited to the Thanksgiving and Christmas Adopt-A-Family Programs, service-learning projects throughout Orleans and Jefferson Parishes, the Walk for the Hungry, the Women’s New Life Center, St. Joseph’s Nursing Home, Magnolia School, Youth Rebuilding New Orleans, Light the Night, and Teen Cross. Because of the training and experiences afforded Chapelle students in becoming spiritual leaders and guides, Chapelle graduates are empowered to play an instrumental spiritual role upon college campuses and within the Archdiocese of New Orleans.