<p>“this is a message that Catholicism is the “face” of the school.”</p>
<p>It’s a CATHOLIC school. Why would the “face” be anything other than Catholic?</p>
<p>It is a Catholic School but it is similar to Georgetown and other schools where they don’t preach to their students. They offer religious classes and you have the ability to those classes should you want to, but the schools makes it an effort not to indoctrinate, unlike some other religious schools. The jesuit schools tend to operate on a more secular-religious option oriented basis, with the student deciding whether they want religion to enter into their life. There are a few required courses, such as one religious course, but it can be any religion or comparative or historical in nature.</p>