Graduate Profile
A Bishop Lynch High School senior graduates with much more than just a diploma. Bishop Lynch graduates acquire a total formational experience rooted in the four pillars of Dominican life - prayer, study, community, and service.
“First the bow is bent in study. Then the arrow is released in preaching.”
(Hugh of St. Cher, OP, 13th century)
A graduate from Bishop Lynch High School:
Prayer
Understands and embraces the importance of prayer in daily life as a pathway to a deeper relationship with God
Understands and appreciates the teachings of the Catholic Church
Finds prayer as an opportunity to see the reflection of God in others
Cherishes liturgical and devotional prayer (such as the rosary) as the inspiration for service
Study
Lives a life that reflects formation in the Catholic intellectual tradition
Seeks God as the “the true, the good, and the beautiful” in all forms of study and inquiry
Thinks critically and independently in the pursuit of Truth
Manifests a love for lifelong learning and all things truly human
Shows profound respect for the intrinsic dignity of every human person
Community
Honors Dominican heritage and tradition with a joyful spirit
Fosters authentic friendships and connectivity within the BL community
Respects life and promotes stewardship of God’s creation
Seeks the peace of Christ
Recognizes and appreciates the diversity of individuals
Communicates effectively and confidently
Service
Demonstrates gospel values through daily living
Seeks Christ-like service to others in our community and works for justice in the world
Respects life as a gift from God and promotes stewardship of God’s creation
Shows concern for the well-being of others, especially the vulnerable and disinherited