The College liturgies are noted for their solemn and dignified character, and the chaplains make themselves readily available for the sacrament of penance, personal conferences, and spiritual direction. Catholic devotions and pious works flourish at Christendom in all their appropriate rich ness and diversity. The College offers, in addition to daily rosary and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, a variety of occasional devotions. Heeding the call of our Holy Father to a new evangelization, the College celebrates feast days with processions, solemn Masses, and banquets.
Many students also engage in charitable works.
And every year the students charter several coaches so that as a body they can join the March for Life, which they proudly led in 1997. All of this encourages a community life which is fruitful for individual students and for the institution as a whole. The intellectual work of the College is informed by prayer and humility. All who seek it here recognize that the Truth must be sought with a spirit of submission and with wonder, with careful study, in calm reflection. While there is plenty of bustle in the life of the College, there also is time for quiet, for pondering the eternal, and for gaining wisdom and strength in so doing.