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Hallow Prayer App
The Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee has entered into a year long partnership with Hallow, the world’s number one Catholic prayer app. If you’re not familiar, Hallow is a free app (with a paid premium subscription level available) that is designed to help people pray. The Rosary, Scripture reflections, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, numerous other devotionals and unique prayer campaigns, often led by celebrities, are all available through the app.
Millions of individuals use it and have been drawn into consistent habits of prayer. Many credit their use of Hallow with a decision to come into full communion with the Catholic Church.
For more information, click here.
Click here for an Invitation to School Parents about the Hallow partnership.
News & Updates
Homecoming Court Announced
Front Row (From Left): Heidi Behr, Julianne Adams, Natalie Jackson, Caroline O’Donnell Trajano, Mallory Wanek, Molly O’Brien, Kate Karlson, Piper Nissley, Mackinnley Tilley, Minana Trotter, and Lily Campus
Back Row (From Left): Griffith Bailey, Kyle Galloway, J.J. Smith, Keegan Bell, Ryan Fayard, Ethan Crandall, Solon Fraiser, Harvey Laidlaw, Lane Grissett, Zach Wassil, and Thomas Brown
Click here for the entire photo gallery of the Homecoming announcement.
Make-Up Picture Week
Seniors
9th thru 11th Grades
National Merit Semifinalists
CHS is very grateful to announce and congratulate 3 Seniors who have been named National Merit Semifinalists: Parker Hodge, Luke Juhas, and Everett Raybourn!
They now eligible for the opportunity to be named National Merit Finalists and Scholarship recipients which will be announced during the second semester.
Everett Raybourn is a National Merit Semifinalist with a strong passion for science, particularly anatomy and physiology. He hopes to pursue a career in the medical field, with an interest in orthopedics. Everett credits his academic success to dedication, putting in the time to study, and always striving to do his best. To prepare for the PSAT, he took advantage of Catholic High’s test-prep opportunities as well as College Board practice materials—strategies that also helped him earn an impressive 36 on the ACT.
Luke Juhas is a National Merit Semifinalist with a strong interest in mathematics and aerospace engineering, which he hopes to pursue at the University of Florida. His favorite subjects are math and history. Luke attributes his academic success to working hard, studying consistently, doing his best in everything, and never giving up. To prepare for the PSAT, he used Ray Dass’s online merit program, helping him achieve this outstanding academic recognition.
Parker Hodge is a National Merit Semifinalist with plans to pursue engineering, most likely. His favorite subjects are English and chemistry, reflecting interests across both the humanities and sciences. Parker credits his academic success to finding and using every resource available, being willing to learn, and recognizing that making mistakes is part of the process. For the PSAT, his preparation focused primarily on practice and review, a straightforward approach that helped him achieve this outstanding academic honor.
Make A Difference Day
CRUSADERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE! 
Want to see the pictures we’ve collected? Visit our Make A Difference Day photo page:Homecoming Tailgate Party
Homecoming is one of our favorite traditions at Catholic High—a time to celebrate our school, welcome back our alumni, cheer on our Crusaders, and most importantly, come together as one Catholic High family!
This year’s Homecoming football game will take place Friday, October 9, and we’ll kick off the evening with our annual Homecoming Tailgate Party beginning at 4:00 p.m. It promises to be a great afternoon of food, fellowship, school spirit, and Crusader pride leading up to the big game!
An event of this size takes a team, and we need our Catholic High parents to help make it happen! A SignUpGenius has been created with several opportunities to volunteer, including Decorations, Food Prep, Grill Masters, Preparing Flower Arrangements, Food Servers, Dinner Wristband Sales, and Clean Up. Whether you can give a little time or a lot, every helping hand makes a difference.
Homecoming is about so much more than a football game. It is an opportunity to celebrate the community that makes Catholic High such a special place. Students, parents, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends all play a part in that family—and there’s no better time for us to come together as one than Homecoming!
Mark your calendars for Friday, October 9, and consider signing up to volunteer. Let’s make Homecoming 2026 a celebration worthy of our Crusader family!
Purchasing a Yearbook & Senior Love Ads
The 2027 Charisma yearbook staff has been hard at work creating a yearbook to chronicle this unique and memorable year! If you would like to purchase a yearbook, please visit www.yearbookordercenter.com and enter our school code, 889. The last day to buy a yearbook is January 29.
Additionally, Senior Love Ads are on sale. Please visit pensacolachs.org/charisma for more details on how to purchase an ad for your graduating senior. This deadline is also January 29.
If you have any questions, please email charisma@pensacolachs.org.
Full-Time Guidance Secretary
Guidance Secretary – We have a full-time position open for a Guidance Secretary, beginning in September 2026. For more information, please contact Sr. Kierstin Martin, Principal, at kmartin@pensacolachs.org. Applicants must also must pass all required fingerprinting and background checks as required by the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee and the State of Florida.
