Catholic Identity
At Cassata, our Catholic Faith is more than just one aspect of our school's culture—it is who we are. All are welcome at Cassata, and we remain a diverse community. Nevertheless, the faith, teachings, and practice of the Catholic Church inform everything that we do. Below you will find just some of the ways that the riches of Catholicism are lived out in the daily life of our school.
Frequent Prayer
At Cassata, every single class period, every single day begins by beseeching God's blessing on our school, our lives, and our studies.
Weekly Mass
The entire Cassata community attends Mass weekly, usually on Thursdays. Visit cassatahs.org/calendars for our Mass calendar.
Spiritual Retreats
Each year during Advent and Lent, students and teachers participate in a spiritual retreat to mark these important times of renewal in the Church's year.
Theology Class
All Cassata students are required to study rigorous, academic Theology as part of their graduation plan.
Saintly Patron
Cassata's patron is Saint Jude, whose intercession on behalf of our teachers, students, and school is invoked regularly. Read more at cassatahs.org/ourpatron.
Houses
In addition to Saint Jude, all Cassata students are members of a House with its own Saintly exemplar. Read more at cassatahs.org/houses.
Seasonal Devotions
Students and teachers regularly participate in specially-scheduled devotions, including the Rosary, Stations of the Cross, and Eucharistic Adoration, and more.
Cassata is proud to be a part of the Diocese of Fort Worth Catholic Schools under the leadership of His Excellency Bishop Michael Olson and fully accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops.