At the heart of CCHS is the spiritual life of the school. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered at least once a week in our Chapel and once a month in the auditorium with the entire school participating. The weekday liturgy is at 7:20 a.m. on Friday mornings. At this hour there are no conflicting classes or other events scheduled; the priority is to allow students, staff, and faculty the opportunity to unite themselves with the Universal Church in prayer. All School Masses are priority celebrations of the faith in which all students, faculty and staff take part during the school day.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is generally offered twice per week during lunch. The entire school is also invited to participate in reconciliation services held during the Advent and Lent seasons. Our Chaplain is available for the sacrament of penance, personal conferences, and spiritual direction as needed.

Catholic devotions and pious works adorn the walls, halls and surroundings of CCHS to show forth the richness and beauty of the faith. The school also offers adoration available to students, parents and staff every Friday during the academic year. Furthermore, heeding the call to a new evangelization, we celebrate feast days and periodic devotions with processions, particular prayers and special Masses.

Students also engage in charitable works, including:

Through a commitment to service and faith, the school enriches its communal life, built authentically in Christ. Central Catholic High School works to inspire our entire community to seek all that is good, true and beautiful - to seek a full and fulfilling education that will continually transform and renew all of us.