Office of Mission and Formation
Jesuit High School’s Office of Mission and Formation (formerly Campus Ministry) coordinates campus liturgies, prayers at daily Convocation, the Peer Ministry club, the spiritual renewal program on campus, the Community Service Program, the OCIA Program (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults), and retreats, with some 20 retreats annually and every Jesuit student and staff member participating in at least one retreat. The Office of Mission and Formation provides spiritual direction and guidance for students, helping Jesuit fulfill its mission of forming "Men for Others."
Assistant Principal for Mission - Brian Greenfield
One of the most sought-after Catholic youth public speakers in America, Brian Greenfield has served Jesuit High School in many capacities since his arrival at the school in 2011. In the 2025-26 school year, he returns to his roots in campus ministry as the school's Assistant Principal for Mission. Greenfield, who has undergraduate and Master's degrees from Seton Hall University, also has been a theology teacher at Jesuit and served as Assistant Principal for Discipline. Now leading Jesuit's Office of Mission and Formation, Greenfield is responsible for planning daily Convocation, campus liturgies, overseeing the Peer Ministry club, planning the school's 20+ annual retreats, coordinating the summer service immersion mission trips and European pilgrimages spearheading the school's highly successful OCIA Program (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults), providing spiritual direction and guidance for students, and helping Jesuit fulfill its mission of forming "Men for Others." Greenfield can be contacted at bgreenfield@jesuittampa.org, or at (813) 877-5344, ext. 110.
Campus Minister - Patrick Phelan
Patrick Phelan has been working in youth ministry in the Tampa Bay area since 2016, initially coming to Tampa on assignment from his University of Notre Dame graduate program. He served as a youth minister at Nativity Catholic Church in Brandon in addition to two years as assistant campus minister at the Academy of the Holy Names. Phelan began teaching theology full time at Jesuit in 2022, and since 2023 has utilized his prior youth ministry experience to assist the spiritual needs of Jesuit's students in the office of Mission and Formation. Phelan’s first lesson to his freshmen theology classes is having the students reflect on the meaning of the popular Jesuit phrase A.M.D.G. This phrase is important to him personally, as all aspects of the world – sports, music, friendships, etc. – point us to the glory of God. Phelan can be contacted at pphelan@jesuittampa.org.
Assistant Campus Minister - Joseph Madigan
Joseph Madigan was part of Jesuit's initial renewal of the Mission Corps in 2023-24, coming to Tampa following his graduation from Christendom College. After two years in the Mission Corps, during which he served the school in numerous capacities, including assisting in the Office of Mission and Formation as well as coaching, teaching, and moderating a club, Madigan joined the staff full-time for 2025-26 as the Assistant Campus Minister.
Assistant Campus Minister - Anna Pawlusiak
A graduate of the University of South Florida, Anna Pawlusiak has served as the backbone of Jesuit's Office of Mission and Formation since 2023.