Join us in our gym for this powerful multi-media live production, filled with music, drama and inspiring performances. This is the true story of Fr. Augustus Tolton, the first African American priest who exhibits courage, forgiveness, and reconciliation.   This drama resonates deeply with modern American audiences and brings a message of hope and healing for the wounds that plague our culture.

Our students and their families work hard manning our Marionberry Cafe where we serve Willamette Valley Fruit Company products, ice cream, and lemonade. We are also proud of our Mac & Cheese booth where our chef, Steph, makes our cheese sauce from scratch using Tillamook cheese and prepares an array of delicious toppings. You can support us by parking in our lot next to the Antique Mall, 190 S. Main St.

We served our delicious comfort food--macaroni & cheese with yummy toppings for 4 weekends in a row this summer at the Mt. Angel Brewery taproom.

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Come support your local businesses and non-profits. We will be serving delicious Willamette Valley pies from our Marionberry Cafe booth at the parking lot of Volcanoes Stadium in Keizer.

Adoration of Our Lord in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist: For 40 straight hours we will be holding silent vigil in the fir grove at St. John Bosco High School. In these times of trouble and plague, moral and physical upheaval, come and pray for a moment or an hour.

We'll be holding our annual Gala and Auction on Saturday, November 9th, 2019. We hope to see you there! 

Please join us in welcoming staunch pro-life advocate and Marion County Commissioner Colm Willis to St. John Bosco High School for a presentation and complimentary dinner. Register for this free event at Eventbrite by clicking on the picture.   

Wake up and smell the Bratwurst! It's time to help Saint John Bosco High School raise funds at the Mount Angel Oktoberfest with its award-winning Marionberry Café!

We'll be holding our annual Gala and Auction on Saturday, November 10th, 2018. We hope to see you there! 

Wake up and smell the Bratwurst! It's time to help Saint John Bosco High School raise funds at the Mount Angel Oktoberfest with its award-winning Marionberry Café!

We were very pleased to welcome Professor Scott Nicholson, who spoke to our students about liberal arts education and The Newman Guide of Colleges.

After a restful summer, it's time to get back into the swing of things as a new year of wonder and learning begins.

A group of students, family members, board members and friends from St. John Bosco met at the school to plant some trees to line our driveway. The trees were graciously donated by Dan & Alison Kendig; Dan is a previous Headmaster of the school. 

St. John Bosco High School hosted a dinner to honor Gayle Atteberry, recently retired Executive Director of Oregon Right to Life, for her 20 plus years of service to the pro-life cause. Thanks to all who made it a success!

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As always, our annual gala was a delightful experience for all, and a great benefit for our school. Thanks for all who helped make the event a success!