St Peter the Apostle School

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19123-1403 United States

Mission Statement

With a firm spiritual foundation, commitment to inclusion, and tireless dedication to the transformative power of Catholic education, we strive to build God's Kingdom in our multicultural community of students, parents, faculty and staff, and parishioners as we strive to reach our full potential and generously give of ourselves in service.

About This Cause

In 1842, the Redemptorists founded St. Peter the Apostle Parish after being asked to minister to the German speaking immigrants in this neighborhood. As the parish school, St. Peter the Apostle School opened in 1848 and has a long history of educating children in the Northern Liberties and Fishtown area. Originally staffed by the School Sisters of Notre Dame and the Christian Brothers, the school community has a rich spiritual tradition and long history of dedicated ministry to the families of this parish through Catholic education. St. Peter the Apostle School is now staffed by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and dedicated lay faculty and staff. Also present on the parish and school campus is the shrine of St. John Neumann, the founder of the Catholic school system. The school community of St. Peter the Apostle cherishes the great gift it is to have this great saint of Catholic education here and we seek to continue the mission of Catholic education in his spirit into the future.

St Peter the Apostle School
1009 N 5Th St
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19123-1403
United States
Phone 215-922-5958
Unique Identifier 530196617_019595