St. Regis House System
Building Community Through Faith
Belonging. Leadership. Service. Faith in Action.
The St. Regis House System helps every student find a place to belong.
Beginning in Kindergarten, students are sorted into one of eight houses, each represented by a patron saint and a Fruit of the Holy Spirit. Throughout the year, students build relationships across grade levels, participate in service projects, and grow in faith together.
Our Preschool and Developmental Kindergarten students are known as Saints in Training, participating in large group activities as they prepare for their official House Sorting Ceremony in Kindergarten.
The House System creates a family atmosphere where students are encouraged to lead, serve, and grow as disciples of Jesus Christ while living out our mission every day.
Meet Our Houses
At St. Regis Catholic School, every student belongs to something bigger than themselves. Through the House System, students build friendships, discover their gifts, grow as leaders, and learn to live out the Fruits of the Holy Spirit each day.Together, we are one school, one family, and one community united in Christ.
St. Philip House of Joy
St. Philip House of Joy
St. Philip Neri was known for his joyful spirit and his ability to bring others closer to Christ through kindness, humor, and authentic friendship. He reminds students that true joy comes from a relationship with God and from sharing that joy with others every day.
St. Monica House of Patience
St. Monica House of Patience
St. Monica is remembered for her unwavering patience, persistent prayer, and deep trust in God's timing. Through years of faithful perseverance, she witnessed the conversion of her son, St. Augustine. She teaches students to remain hopeful and trust that God is always at work.
St. Francis House of Gentleness
St. Francis House of Gentleness
St. Francis of Assisi demonstrated extraordinary gentleness toward all of God's creation. He lived a life of humility, compassion, and peace, inspiring others to treat every person and every living thing with kindness and respect.
St. Raphael House of Love
St. Raphael House of Love
St. Raphael the Archangel is a guide, protector, and healer. His example reminds students that love is shown through caring for others, offering encouragement, and walking alongside those who need support.
St. Elizabeth House of Goodness
St. Elizabeth House of Goodness
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton dedicated her life to serving others through education, faith, and compassion. Her example inspires students to use their gifts to make a positive difference in their school, parish, and community.
St. Theresa House of Kindness
St. Theresa House of Kindness
St. Mother Teresa devoted her life to serving those most in need. Through simple acts of love and compassion, she demonstrated that even the smallest acts of kindness can have a lasting impact.
St. John House of Faithfulness
St. John House of Faithfulness
St. John the Apostle remained faithfully by Jesus' side throughout His ministry, at the foot of the Cross, and beyond the Resurrection. His example encourages students to remain steadfast in their faith and committed to living as disciples of Christ.
St. Catherine House of Peace
St. Catherine House of Peace
St. Catherine of Siena was a courageous peacemaker who worked to unite people and strengthen the Church during difficult times. She reminds students that peace begins with prayer, understanding, and choosing love in every situation.
St. Philip House of Joy
Feast Day: May 26
St. Philip Neri was known for his joyful spirit and his ability to bring others closer to Christ through kindness, humor, and authentic friendship. He reminds students that true joy comes from a relationship with God and from sharing that joy with others every day.
St. Monica House of Patience
Feast Day: August 27
St. Monica is remembered for her unwavering patience, persistent prayer, and deep trust in God's timing. Through years of faithful perseverance, she witnessed the conversion of her son, St. Augustine. She teaches students to remain hopeful and trust that God is always at work.
St. Francis House of Gentleness
Feast Day: October 4
St. Francis of Assisi demonstrated extraordinary gentleness toward all of God's creation. He lived a life of humility, compassion, and peace, inspiring others to treat every person and every living thing with kindness and respect.
St. Raphael House of Love
Feast Day: September 29
St. Raphael the Archangel is a guide, protector, and healer. His example reminds students that love is shown through caring for others, offering encouragement, and walking alongside those who need support.
St. Elizabeth House of Goodness
Feast Day: November 17
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton dedicated her life to serving others through education, faith, and compassion. Her example inspires students to use their gifts to make a positive difference in their school, parish, and community.
St. Theresa House of Kindness
Feast Day: September 5
St. Mother Teresa devoted her life to serving those most in need. Through simple acts of love and compassion, she demonstrated that even the smallest acts of kindness can have a lasting impact.
St. John House of Faithfulness
Feast Day: December 27
St. John the Apostle remained faithfully by Jesus' side throughout His ministry, at the foot of the Cross, and beyond the Resurrection. His example encourages students to remain steadfast in their faith and committed to living as disciples of Christ.
St. Catherine House of Peace
Feast Day: April 29
St. Catherine of Siena was a courageous peacemaker who worked to unite people and strengthen the Church during difficult times. She reminds students that peace begins with prayer, understanding, and choosing love in every situation.
