At St. Veronica, we celebrate the differences of each individual and the beauty, when woven together, they create in our parish and school community.  We respect differences in faith, and encourage families to make the their decision for their child's education.  It is not a requirement to be catholic to attend St. Veronica school.  Religion however, is a part of the curriculum and every student will learn about the Catholic faith and hopefully grow closer to God through their experiences.

Our goal is to have our students develop a personal relationship with God.  This relationship is based upon their knowledge of Jesus, the teachings of the Church and the Gospel message.  We help the students come to know God through daily religion classes, participation in various service projects, weekly liturgical celebrations, and a well-rounded prayer life.

Service is a theme throughout the religion program at St. Veronica School.  Yearly projects include food drives to assist our St.Vincent de Paul Society, letter writing to the parish shut-ins, special projects to help those suffering from natural disasters.  Our long-term relation with Nepal and Haiti has resulted in schools being constructed in those countries dedicated to St. Veronica.

We see service to others as an important component to someone’s spiritual life.  Students are provided numerous opportunities to help plan and lead prayer services and liturgies.  All students join in the celebration of Mass on Wednesdays.  As a part of our award winning Character Development Program, all students spend time reflecting on the monthly character theme by making entries in their Kindness Journal.